The galaxy presents as a spiral type.  It exhibits a moderately inclined disk orientation. Spiral arms are faintly discernible, extending from a central bulge region. The bulge appears intermediate in size relative to the disk, with moderate brightness.  The disk shows a mottled texture, indicative of potential star-forming regions. The galaxy color appears slightly blue-ish, suggestive of ongoing star formation activity, and redshift measurements suggest that it is quite distant. There is no presence of strong tidal features or obvious mergers, implying that the galaxy is reasonably undisturbed.
