The galaxy appears to be a spiral, viewed at an angle between edge-on and face-on. A central bulge is observed, surrounded by a disk. The disk shows some signs of structure with a bright central region and fainter extended features, but the spiral arms are not well-defined; the spiral is not very tight or well-formed. The galaxy's color profile is complex, with the central bulge appearing yellowish-white and the outer disk exhibiting bluer hues. The galaxy is slightly asymmetrical, and there may be some signs of minor disturbance or tidal features present in the outskirts of the disk on one side. Overall, the galaxy looks like it could be a relatively old spiral with modest star formation activity occurring mostly in the center.
