The object appears to be a lenticular or early-type spiral galaxy, presenting a somewhat smooth and elliptical morphology. Its light is dominated by a central bulge that graduates smoothly outward into a disk. The disk is not viewed face-on, but at an angle, as it has an elongated profile. The disk exhibits an even distribution of light. There may be some subtle evidence of a spiral structure, with hints of faint arms extending from the bulge but there is not any high amount of star formation happening. The bulge has a yellow-white color, suggesting an older stellar population. The disk appears to be slightly bluer than the bulge. Overall, it looks like a fairly relaxed galaxy without much active star formation, exhibiting colors consistent with an intermediate redshift.
