The galaxy presents as an elongated, edge-on disk system. A central bulge is faintly visible, and appears to be a shallow and indistinct rounded shape. There is a notable dust lane, which appears as a dark band obscuring some of the light along the major axis. The disk shows a blueish tint, especially towards the outer regions, indicating a younger stellar population and recent star formation. The redshift of the galaxy indicates it is at a substantial cosmological distance, which contributes to a blurring of the image and an inability to discern finer details within the spiral arms or potential substructures. Overall, the galaxy exhibits a generally smooth appearance with no signs of major interactions or mergers.
