The galaxy presents as a moderately bright, elongated object. Its morphology appears to be that of an edge-on or highly inclined disk galaxy. The central bulge is not prominently visible, suggesting a relatively small bulge component, or significant obscuration by dust. The galaxy exhibits a smooth texture, with no obvious signs of active star-forming regions or prominent spiral arms. There is a slight color gradient along the major axis, with the central regions appearing slightly more yellow/red, and the outer regions more blue, consistent with older stellar populations in the center and younger stars in the disk. There is no clear evidence of tidal features, strong gravitational lensing effects, or close interacting companions, suggesting this galaxy is relatively isolated. Overall, this galaxy is likely a quiescent disk galaxy at intermediate redshift.