The galaxy appears to be a relatively compact, disk-like system, viewed nearly edge-on. There is a bright, central bulge or core that dominates the overall light profile. The disk is relatively faint, and blue shifted compared to the bulge. The bulge is redder and less luminous than the disk. There are no obvious spiral arm structures or prominent dust lanes visible, possibly due to the edge-on orientation. There is a smaller and very faint object visible near the disk, but its nature and relationship to the larger galaxy is uncertain. There is a clear, bright edge, which lends to the galaxy being seen edge on. The estimated stellar mass of the galaxy is significant, suggesting it is a well-developed system.
