The galaxy presents as a disk-shaped structure, viewed at an oblique angle to our line of sight. The morphology appears intermediate between elliptical and spiral, exhibiting a generally smooth appearance, but with subtle features suggesting a possible disk or internal structure. Its color profile is relatively consistent across the galaxy, without strong, easily visible regions of recent star formation. The galaxy is characterized by a moderate redshift, and displays a centrally concentrated light profile that decreases smoothly outward. The outer regions of the galaxy appear less defined, with a gradual fading into the background sky. The orientation of the galaxy is such that its major axis is slightly tilted relative to the image's horizontal axis. There is a noticeable flattening of the galaxy shape, suggesting it is not perfectly circular. Overall, the galaxy seems to be a relatively evolved system, exhibiting characteristics consistent with an intermediate-type galaxy.
