The galaxy presents a generally smooth morphology, with a somewhat elongated shape. The light distribution is not uniform, exhibiting a brighter, more concentrated central region and a fainter, more diffuse outer region, with a noticeable color gradient. One area of the galaxy shows a distinct blue hue, while the majority displays colors ranging from yellow to red. This suggests regions of varying stellar populations, with the blue potentially indicating areas of recent or ongoing star formation. There is a slight indication of interaction or disturbance. This disturbance is possibly tidal stretching caused by a past or ongoing interaction, but could also be related to internal processes, such as the effect of a bar. The overall structure appears relatively undisturbed beyond these features.
