The galaxy exhibits an elongated morphology, appearing somewhat cigar-shaped. The primary body of the galaxy shows a central concentration of light. Extending from this core, a prominent feature emerges, displaying a distinct reddish-yellow hue, possibly indicating a region of older stellar populations or significant dust obscuration. This feature appears separate from the main body, suggesting a potential tidal arm or ongoing interaction. To the right of the main body, a blueish region can be observed, which could signify more recent star formation activity. There are other irregularities in the galaxy's structure, implying that this galaxy is not in equilibrium.
