The galaxy presents a predominantly disk-like morphology, oriented at a near edge-on inclination. The central bulge region appears bright and roughly circular, with a color gradient suggestive of older stellar populations, transitioning from yellow to white light. The galactic disk, extending outward from the bulge, exhibits a distinct flattening. There appears to be a dust lane, seen as a dark and patchy band obscuring some of the light from the bulge and disk. There is a blue color in the disk, and a green aura. Possible tidal streams can be seen emanating from the south part of the galaxy. There also appears to be no central bar. The overall color profile indicates a mixed stellar population, with both older, redder stars in the bulge and younger, bluer stars within the disk. 
