The galaxy appears as a relatively compact, oblong object. It exhibits a clear disk-like morphology, viewed edge-on from our line of sight. There's a distinct, bright central bulge region which appears somewhat symmetrical. The overall color profile indicates that it might have some internal dust obscuring some of the disk. The colors appear blue, and green which indicates active star formation is likely occuring within this region. Extending perpendicularly away from the center region, there's faint light which shows a potential indication of tidal tails or disturbed morphology which might hint at gravitational interactions or a recent merger event. There might also be some form of minor disturbances visible.
