The observed galaxy presents a disk-shaped morphology, viewed at a significant inclination angle. A prominent bulge is visible at the galaxy's center, appearing moderately sized and exhibiting a yellowish-white color. The disk shows evidence of spiral arm structure, although the arms are tightly wound and not sharply defined. A bar structure appears to bisect the bulge along its major axis.

The disk exhibits a bluer hue than the bulge. There is no obvious sign of an active galactic nucleus. No major disturbances or merging events are apparent in the image. The disk fades smoothly into the background, suggesting a relatively smooth distribution of stars and gas within it.
