The galaxy appears as a moderately bright, compact object with a generally smooth morphology, though some features are discernible upon closer inspection. The central region exhibits a higher surface brightness, suggesting a prominent galactic nucleus or bulge. The overall color seems slightly blueish, possibly indicating the presence of younger stellar populations, although the effect is subtle. The galaxy's disk shows some hint of spiral arm structure or irregular patchy regions, but the arms are not well-defined, possibly due to a relatively low rate of star formation. There may be some indication of a minor disturbance or interaction, possibly a small tidal feature, although this requires further investigation. The galaxy's isophotes appear somewhat elongated in one direction. The image suggests that this object is likely an intermediate-type spiral galaxy with a moderate mass and a relatively low specific star formation rate.
