The galaxy presents a predominantly smooth morphology, with minimal discernible substructure. Its overall shape is somewhat elongated, trending toward a cigar-like appearance. The primary color is a central concentration of yellow light, indicative of an older stellar population. Fainter blue light is observed on the periphery, suggesting the presence of some younger stars. There is no obvious sign of a major merger event, nor is there a prominent disk structure. The galaxy appears relatively undisturbed, with no obvious tidal tails or streams of stars that would suggest recent interactions with other galaxies. The galaxy's light is moderately red-shifted, inferring its great distance from the observer. While the majority of the galaxy has a high degree of smoothness, a faint suggestion of a spiral arm can be seen in one portion of the disk. 
