The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth object. The morphology appears to be that of a disk galaxy, but is seen at an extreme angle, nearly edge-on. The central bulge is pronounced with an oblate shape and is more concentrated than the disk, which thins moving away from the central bulge. The bulge has a yellow-ish color, and the disk appears to be slightly bluer in color. There are hints of some patchy regions in the disk, possibly representing areas of star formation. Based on the apparent smoothness and color distribution, it's likely the galaxy has an intermediate mass and moderate star formation rate. There is no visible evidence of any major mergers or significant tidal disturbances impacting the overall structure.
