The galaxy presents a clear spiral structure, characterized by relatively well-defined spiral arms emanating from a central bulge. The arms appear somewhat patchy, exhibiting variations in luminosity and color, hinting at regions of differing stellar populations and ongoing star formation. The color gradient shows hints of bluer regions in the arms and a more yellow central bulge. The galaxy is not perfectly face-on, as it appears tilted. No clear signs of significant interactions or mergers with other galaxies are immediately visible. A subtle bar feature may or may not be present, but based on the image it is hard to tell for sure. The estimated size and shape are consistent with a large, well-developed spiral system. The spiral arms display multiple arm count. The winding of these spiral arms are medium to loose. A distinct and dominant central bulge is not clear.
