The galaxy presents as a somewhat elongated, disk-like structure. A bright, yellowish central bulge dominates the galaxy's morphology. The disk exhibits a relatively smooth texture, with only hints of spiral arm structure. There seems to be some asymmetry within the disk, but overall it looks rather undisturbed. The colour profile suggests a population dominated by older stars in the central regions, as indicated by the yellow hue. The disk appears bluer in some regions, suggesting younger stellar populations. There may be a faint dust lane visible, running in an approximate east-west direction across the major axis. Overall the galaxy appears relatively face-on, with only slight inclination. There do not appear to be strong indications of active star formation.
