The galaxy presents a morphology characteristic of a spiral galaxy, though seen at an angle that is not quite edge-on or face-on. A central bulge, appearing yellowish, dominates the galaxy's core. This bulge exhibits a moderately concentrated light profile. Extending outward from the central bulge is a disk exhibiting defined spiral arm structure. The spiral arms are not tightly wound, but have an intermediate winding. The arms are flocculent with what appear to be two main arms visible. The spiral arms exhibit variations in color, indicating regions of active star formation with a bluer hue. There is no indication of any major interaction with a companion galaxy. The disk component outshines the bulge. There may be a weak bar structure in this galaxy.
