The galaxy presents as a faint, elongated structure with a smooth, diffuse appearance. Its overall color is predominantly yellow, suggesting an older stellar population and potentially lower rates of on-going star formation. The object is not perfectly symmetrical; one end appears slightly more extended or disturbed than the other. There are hints of faint features, possibly tidal tails or faint spiral arms, though the resolution is insufficient for definitive identification. The morphological classification leans towards an elliptical galaxy or a lenticular galaxy seen edge-on, though a highly inclined spiral galaxy cannot be entirely ruled out. There is no obvious central bulge. The estimated size corresponds to a fairly large galaxy, which is congruent with its luminosity.