The galaxy presents a predominantly smooth morphology. The light distribution appears relatively concentrated with a central region of high luminosity. There is evidence of some asymmetry or perturbation in its structure, potentially due to a minor interaction or internal dynamics. An extension or plume of stellar material emanates from the main galactic body in the upper region of the frame. This feature exhibits a lower surface brightness compared to the core. The overall shape is mostly round. The colour of the galaxy appears yellowish-white in the center, with a slight colour shift toward the edges. There is a hint of faint red areas near the bottom of the galaxy, which could possibly indicate star-forming regions.
