The galaxy presents a somewhat elongated, cigar-shaped morphology. A bulge is faintly visible in the center of the galaxy, exhibiting a smooth, diffuse light, appearing more yellow in color than the rest of the galaxy. Surrounding the bulge is a relatively prominent disk that is oriented nearly edge-on. The disk displays a bluish tint and contains some degree of texture and slight irregularities, potentially indicative of some low-level star forming regions. No distinct spiral arm structure is visible, perhaps due to the near edge-on view. There are no obvious signs of major merger activity or significant tidal disturbances. The galaxy exhibits a gradual fading of light intensity from the center outwards, indicating a lack of strong concentrations of star formation in the outer regions.
