The galaxy appears as a moderately sized, somewhat diffuse object. It exhibits a relatively smooth morphology. The color profile suggests the presence of both older stellar populations, indicated by redder hues, and regions of more recent star formation, evidenced by bluer patches. The galaxy's overall shape deviates slightly from a perfect circle, appearing somewhat elongated or elliptical. There is evidence of some tidal disturbance or ongoing merger activity influencing the galaxy's structure. A significant portion of its luminosity is concentrated towards the central region, though the light distribution appears generally even without distinct bright knots or star-forming complexes. Its color is generally yellow, with some blue in the central area.