The galaxy presents as a spiral type, with a prominent disk structure exhibiting moderate inclination relative to our line of sight.

The spiral arms are tightly wound and relatively indistinct. A central bulge is visible, appearing of moderate size in relation to the disk. There is a hint of a bar feature bisecting the central bulge, though it is not strongly defined.

The overall color of the galaxy appears yellow. There are areas of blue that suggest the presence of younger stellar populations. The color distribution is not uniform, indicating variation in stellar populations and dust content within different regions of the galaxy.

The galaxy shows signs of some interaction or disturbance.
