The galaxy presents as a lenticular or edge-on spiral type, exhibiting a smooth, relatively featureless disk. Its apparent shape is elongated, with the major axis significantly longer than the minor axis, indicative of a system viewed at a high inclination angle. There is no visible bulge component, or it is very minimal. The light distribution appears fairly uniform across the disk, with a slight central concentration of luminosity. The color of the galaxy is predominantly yellow-orange, suggesting a population dominated by older stars. No prominent dust lanes or active star-forming regions are discernible in the visible spectrum, suggesting relatively low levels of recent star formation. The galaxy does not display any obvious signs of tidal interaction or morphological disturbance, indicating a relatively isolated and quiescent evolutionary state. The object appears to be a substantial galaxy, in terms of physical size.
