The galaxy exhibits a generally smooth morphology, with a slightly elongated shape, appearing as an "in between" stage. Some features are apparent, potentially indicative of a disk structure or tidal disturbances. There is a faint central concentration of light that fades as the radius increases, suggesting an elliptical shape. The observed color is a bluish-white with some redder concentrations of light in the core of the galaxy, suggestive of older stellar populations in the galactic center. The relatively small size and smooth appearance suggest this is a relatively low mass galaxy. The slight hint of a disk or tidal features suggests a recent interaction, though it is not a major merger. The colors are generally uniform, with the inner regions appearing redder than the outer regions. Overall, the galaxy's morphology suggests it is in a transitional phase, potentially between a elliptical galaxy and a spiral galaxy, or undergoing a minor interaction. The relatively low star formation rate also reinforces that this is a galaxy that is not forming stars at a rapid pace.
