The galaxy presents an elongated, somewhat lenticular appearance. A smooth, concentrated bulge is apparent in the center of the galaxy, with a disk component that extends outwards. The disk appears relatively featureless and smooth, lacking well-defined spiral arm structures. The galaxy is primarily yellowish-white in color, suggesting an older stellar population with ongoing star formation. The galaxy exhibits a redshift of approximately 0.27, indicating a considerable distance. There may be some minor gravitational disturbance, such as faint tidal tails that suggest a possible past interaction with another galaxy. The overall morphology points to a galaxy that is transitioning away from a more active star-forming phase, toward a more quiescent state.
