The galaxy appears to be a somewhat compact object, generally circular in shape. There is no obvious spiral structure visible in the image, however, a slightly elongated structure might be present.

The galaxy's color is predominantly bluish-white, with a faint blue halo extending beyond the central body. This suggests that the galaxy is likely actively forming stars. A slightly brighter central region might indicate the presence of an active galactic nucleus. The object's appearance is not suggestive of a recent or ongoing major merger event, although subtle signs of minor disturbances could be present. The overall smooth appearance suggests that the object is either an elliptical galaxy, a face-on spiral galaxy with a dominant bulge, or a disk galaxy seen at high redshift where finer structures are blurred. The strong blue color and potential for minor disturbance would favor a star-forming spiral or irregular type galaxy.
