The galaxy presents as a moderately luminous object with a redshift suggesting it is at a considerable distance. It appears to be relatively smooth in texture, with a subtle, elongated shape, possibly indicating a disk-like structure viewed at an angle. The galaxy exhibits a color gradient from the center outwards. The central region appears slightly yellowish-white. There is some evidence of bluer light toward the outer edges of the galaxy, potentially indicating areas of more recent or ongoing star formation. The overall morphology of the galaxy suggests that it is not undergoing any major merger events, although there is a possibility of some minor gravitational disturbance affecting its shape. Based on its apparent shape, it might be classified as an early-type spiral or a lenticular galaxy.
