The galaxy appears as an elongated, somewhat spindle-shaped object. It displays a relatively smooth, though not perfectly uniform, luminosity profile. There is a slight concentration of light toward the center, suggesting the presence of a small bulge. The galaxy’s major axis shows a color gradient, subtly bluer towards the edges and redder towards the core, possibly indicating ongoing, though not vigorous, star formation in the outer regions and an older stellar population in the central region. No distinct spiral arm structure or prominent dust lanes are visible, supporting a classification of the galaxy as likely an elliptical or lenticular type. There is no obvious evidence of tidal features or interactions with neighboring galaxies. The galaxy's form is relatively smooth, with no signs of active merging or major disturbances. The overall form is consistent with a non-disk-dominated galaxy with a moderate redshift.
