The galaxy presents as a relatively compact and elliptical-like structure. Its overall color is predominantly red, suggestive of an older stellar population with relatively low star formation. There is a very faint disk-like morphology. Its structure appears largely undisturbed, showing little evidence of recent major mergers or significant tidal interactions. The light distribution appears smooth, with no visually prominent spiral arms or distinct star-forming regions easily discernible in the image. The galaxy exhibits a moderate redshift, suggesting a significant distance from our own. The lack of visible features may indicate a lower rate of star formation and a greater proportion of evolved stars compared to actively star-forming galaxies.
