The galaxy presents as a luminous, centrally concentrated object. The morphology suggests a likely spiral galaxy, though features are somewhat blurred and indistinct. The central bulge is bright and appears nearly spherical, dominating the visual appearance of the galaxy. Faint spiral arm structures or a flattened disk component are suspected surrounding the central bulge, but these features are not clearly resolved. There are subtle color gradients observed, with a yellow-white hue towards the central region and a slight shift towards redder tones in the outer regions. The overall appearance suggests a galaxy that may have undergone significant evolution, potentially with suppressed star formation in comparison to more actively star-forming spiral galaxies, giving it more yellow and red colours rather than blue. There are hints of morphological disturbance or interaction, though the features are subtle and could also be due to internal processes. The faintness and indistinct features suggests that it is at a considerable distance.
