The galaxy presents as a disk galaxy, seen nearly edge-on. A prominent dust lane obscures the central region, bisecting the disk horizontally. This lane appears dark and relatively uniform along its length. The upper and lower portions of the disk, above and below the dust lane, exhibit a diffuse glow, with a subtle concentration of light towards the galactic plane. There are hints of possible spiral arm structure within the disk but this is difficult to confirm due to the edge-on orientation. The galaxy's color is suggestive of an older stellar population, with only a few subtle blue star forming regions visible. There is no evidence of a bulge, though this could be obscured by the dust lane. Overall, the galaxy appears relatively undisturbed, lacking significant tidal features or evidence of a recent major merger.
