The galaxy presents a flattened, disk-like morphology. Its appearance is generally smooth, with a bright central bulge region. The primary color of the galaxy is yellowish-white in the center, gradually shifting to bluish hues at the edges of the disk. This color gradient suggests a population of older stars concentrated in the central region, with younger, bluer stars inhabiting the outer parts of the disk. There is a slight indication of spiral arm structure, though it appears somewhat diffuse and ill-defined. A degree of disturbance is apparent, possibly indicating a past minor interaction with another galaxy, though not dramatically so. The disk appears elongated, leaning towards a cigar shape rather than being perfectly round.
