The galaxy presents as a spiral, displaying prominent, well-defined spiral arms. These arms exhibit a mottled texture, indicative of active star formation regions. The overall color is slightly blue, suggesting a relatively young stellar population. A moderate bulge is visible at the galaxy's center, although it does not dominate the overall structure. There's no obvious bar structure apparent. The disk of the galaxy is oriented at an angle that is somewhat close to edge-on relative to our line of sight, but not fully edge-on, allowing us to observe the spiral arm structure. The overall morphology doesn't show any indications of major disturbances or ongoing merging events, though a minor disturbance can't be ruled out. The galaxy appears relatively smooth, with a significant disk.
