The galaxy presents a face-on spiral structure. Its apparent size suggests that it is a relatively small galaxy. The spiral arms are well-defined and exhibit a tightly wound morphology, exhibiting a multi-armed structure. The bulge component appears to be small relative to the disk, and it presents an apparent stellar population indicative of a later-type spiral. There is no obvious bar structure apparent. Within the spiral arms, clumpy regions of ongoing star formation appear, particularly exhibiting blue colors. The overall color of the galaxy indicates ongoing star formation. There does not seem to be any major merging events taking place. Overall, it appears to be a typical smaller spiral galaxy exhibiting clear spiral structure and on going star formation in a relatively undisturbed environment.