The galaxy presents a complex morphology with a clear two-component structure. One component is a brighter, more compact central region, while the other is a fainter, extended plume. The central region exhibits an approximate circular symmetry, appearing relatively smooth with a slightly irregular boundary. There is a suggestion of a ring-like structure, brighter at the edges. The core region appears very bright, with a hint of possible internal structure. The extended plume projects outwards from the central region. The plume appears amorphous and diffuse, with a gradient of decreasing intensity extending away from the center. The color of the central region leans towards the blue end of the spectrum, whereas the extended plume appears whiter, but likely is a result of being too dim to discern color. There's also a small red object that could be a part of the galaxy or a foreground object. There is an indication of possible merger activity, given the disturbed morphology.