The galaxy presents a roughly circular morphology. The central region exhibits a brighter, more intense cyan coloration, suggestive of a concentration of ionized gas or a region of active star formation. This core is surrounded by a less intense, diffuse halo. A darker, segmented ring partially encapsulates the primary galaxy, with a bluish hue, and further out there is a very dim glow surrounding this ring. There appears to be some minor structural irregularity or possible disturbance within the galaxy's morphology, possibly suggesting a minor gravitational interaction or internal instability. The overall light distribution seems relatively smooth, without prominent spiral arm structures readily discernible. The extent of the galaxy is limited and is more of a point source. 
