This galaxy appears to be in the process of merging. It exhibits a disturbed morphology, displaying what seems to be two distinct luminous cores. These cores are embedded within a diffuse, ellipsoidal halo of light that seems elongated. The galaxy's light is largely concentrated in the central regions, with a noticeable decrease in brightness towards the outer edges. It has a yellowish-white hue in the center. Faint blue tints on the outer edges of the object are suggestive of some degree of star formation. There's no strong evidence of defined spiral arms or a prominent disk structure in the image. The object is not perfectly round, but it also does not appear to be cigar shaped. The light distribution appears relatively smooth across the galaxy, aside from the two cores, hinting at an older stellar population possibly dominating the overall light output. There is also evidence of a small tidal tail on the top left side.