The galaxy presents as a somewhat elongated object, exhibiting a noticeable major axis that is significantly longer than its minor axis. The overall light distribution appears smooth, lacking any prominent spiral arm structures or distinct knots of star formation. Its color is relatively uniform across the galaxy, with a slight reddening as opposed to a bluer color typically seen in star-forming galaxies. There is no obvious presence of a central bulge. Based on the visual appearance, the galaxy doesn't show signs of ongoing major merger activity. Minor disturbances are difficult to assess given the resolution and scale, but the overall smooth appearance suggests that it is unlikely to be undergoing a recent major interaction. Overall it appears to be relatively massive. The observed characteristics suggest that this object could potentially be classified as a lenticular galaxy, or perhaps an elliptical galaxy seen edge-on.
