The galaxy appears to be an elongated, edge-on or highly inclined spiral. Its major axis is significantly larger than its minor axis. The central region shows a higher concentration of light, suggesting the presence of a bulge. There is evidence of a faint disk extending outwards from the bulge, but the spiral arms are not well-defined; it may be a smooth disk. The galaxy's overall color is predominantly yellowish-white with a blue tint, indicating a mix of older stellar populations and some ongoing star formation. There is no sign of active galactic nuclei activity. It looks mostly undisturbed, without obvious signs of interactions with other galaxies. 
