The galaxy exhibits a non-smooth morphology, showing evidence of complex structures rather than a uniform distribution of light. There are what seem to be two seperate galaxies in this image. The first is a larger, irregularly shaped object, whose central region is very bright and compact. Fainter material extends outward from the nucleus in a clumpy distribution, suggesting possible tidal features or disturbed morphology. The second is a fainter, smaller object with a more regular, but still indistinct, shape. The color distribution across the galaxy appears uneven, with variations in the ratios of blue, green, and red light. This suggests differences in stellar populations and/or dust content across the galaxy. The overall impression is that this galaxy is undergoing or has recently undergone some form of gravitational interaction or disturbance.
