The galaxy presents with a smooth, elongated morphology, resembling a cigar shape in its overall structure. The light distribution is concentrated towards the center, indicating a prominent bulge component. There is a subtle color gradient across the galaxy, transitioning from slightly bluer hues in the outer regions to a warmer, yellower color towards the core. This may suggest ongoing star formation in the outer disk, while the central bulge is dominated by older stellar populations. The galaxy does not appear to have any strong spiral arm features or a well-defined disk structure. There appears to be a small companion galaxy nearby, exhibiting a more circular, amorphous morphology, and a yellow tint. There is no strong evidence of major tidal disturbances or mergers, although a minor interaction with the companion galaxy cannot be ruled out. The main galaxy shows no strong irregularities or knotty structures, implying a relatively undisturbed and evolved system.
