The galaxy presents as a disk-shaped structure, viewed at a high inclination, close to edge-on. There's a prominent dust lane bisecting the galaxy, visible as a dark band across the central region. The bulge component appears relatively small and compact.

The overall color distribution suggests a differential stellar population. The central regions exhibit a yellowish hue, possibly indicating an older stellar population. The outer disk shows bluer tones, hinting at more recent or ongoing star formation, though it is not particularly vigorous based on the somewhat subdued color.

A faint, elongated feature extends outwards from one end of the disk. This could be a tidal tail or a stellar stream, possibly indicative of past or ongoing gravitational interaction with another galaxy, even though no obvious interacting companion is visible in the immediate vicinity. The feature appears relatively smooth, lacking distinct clumps of star formation.

The galaxy appears relatively undisturbed morphologically, although the potential tidal feature suggests past interaction.
