The object is a spiral galaxy exhibiting a relatively face-on orientation. It displays a central bulge, though it appears compact compared to the overall disk. Two prominent spiral arms emerge from the core, exhibiting a grand design.

The arms are well-defined and traced by regions of concentrated star formation, highlighted by their bluer color. The winding of the spiral arms appears moderate. The galaxy's disk shows an inclination, as it is not a perfect circle, which could indicate that the galaxy is relatively thin.

There is some evidence of a bar-like structure in the central region of the galaxy. Patches of dust are observable, particularly along the inner edges of the spiral arms. The overall color of the galaxy is trending toward red.

Based on visual inspection, I see no significant tidal features, such as streams or tails, indicating no major ongoing interactions with other galaxies. There does not appear to be any evidence of a prominent bulge and there might be a small companion galaxy merging with it.
