The galaxy presents as a largely smooth object, with a slightly flattened, elliptical appearance. The central region exhibits a bright, concentrated luminosity, suggestive of a bulge component, appearing yellow in color. Moving outwards from the center, there is a gradual transition into a bluer halo, indicating the presence of a stellar population younger than that in the galactic nucleus. The outer regions of the galaxy are more diffuse, lacking the distinct spiral arm structures. There are some subtle hints of faint features or irregularities in the outer disk, perhaps minor disturbances, though it seems to be a largely unperturbed system. Overall, the galaxy has a noticeable blueish color, indicating ongoing star formation. The light is consistent with a redshift of roughly 0.2, and the size is roughly 9 kpc across.
