The galaxy appears to be a spiral galaxy, observed at a redshift of approximately 0.082. It presents a relatively face-on orientation, with prominent spiral arms visible extending from a central bulge. The spiral arms exhibit a clumpy morphology, suggesting active star formation regions along their lengths. These star-forming regions are apparent due to their bluish hue, indicative of the presence of young, hot stars. The dust lanes are not apparent in this image.

The central bulge appears relatively small and weakly defined compared to the disk. The galaxy appears to be barred, with a faint bar structure intersecting the bulge and extending into the inner disk region. The overall color of the galaxy appears blue-green, suggesting ongoing star formation activity. The disk appears smooth, with no major disturbances or signs of interaction with other galaxies. The overall morphology suggests a normal spiral galaxy with moderate star formation activity and a relatively small bulge.
