The galaxy presents as a somewhat elongated structure, with a central bulge that appears bright and yellowish-white in color. The main body of the galaxy appears to be a disk-like structure, as indicated by the asymmetrical shape and color distribution. Surrounding the central bulge, the disk exhibits a faint, bluish tinge, likely suggestive of younger stellar populations and ongoing star formation. Some subtle irregularities are visible along the outer edges of the disk, possibly indicating minor gravitational interactions or disturbances. The general morphology leans towards a spiral galaxy type, though the spiral arms, if present, are not well-defined in the available image. There may be ongoing or recent star formation.
