The galaxy presents as a slightly inclined, disk-like structure. A central bulge, appearing relatively smooth and concentrated, dominates the core region. The disk exhibits a gradual fading in intensity with increasing radial distance from the center. While a distinct spiral arm structure is not clearly resolved, subtle variations in color and texture suggest the presence of underlying features within the disk, though not prominent.

The overall color profile appears intermediate, showing a mix of bluer hues in the central region possibly from stars and the more yellow colors on the edges. The light distribution appears to be generally elliptical with a slightly flattened shape. The galaxy seems to have a relatively smooth and undisturbed morphology, with no obvious signs of major mergers or tidal interactions.
