The galaxy presents as a roughly elliptical object with a high degree of flattening. A central bulge is visible, appearing bright and somewhat yellow in color. The disk appears to be viewed edge-on. The visible light of the galaxy is mainly distributed along a horizontal plane. 

Faint blue light, potentially indicative of active star formation, appears along the edge of the disk. The outer edges of the disk show some irregularities or disturbances, hinting at a possible minor interaction. Overall, the galaxy appears to be relatively isolated, and the lack of significant tidal features or other disturbances suggest that if an interaction occurred, it was either mild or in the distant past. A minor disturbance cannot be ruled out, but more data would be needed to confirm this.
