This galaxy appears to be a relatively bright, face-on spiral galaxy. It exhibits a bright, yellowish central bulge surrounded by a fainter, bluish disk. The bulge dominates the galaxy's light profile. The spiral arms are not very well-defined, appearing somewhat flocculent and patchy. There are hints of dust lanes within the disk. The galaxy's overall color suggests it contains a mix of stellar populations, with older stars in the bulge and some ongoing star formation in the disk. The galaxy appears relatively isolated, with no obvious signs of major gravitational disturbance or tidal interactions. There are very minor disturbances visible. Overall, it presents as a fairly typical spiral galaxy, though perhaps somewhat more bulge-dominated than average. The galaxy shows an apparent smooth light distribution with some evidence of spiral structure. The shape appears to be somewhere between round and elliptical.
