The galaxy presents as a spiral galaxy, viewed at an angle that is not quite edge-on, but not quite face-on either. The central bulge appears moderately prominent, exhibiting a smooth, concentrated luminosity profile. The spiral arms are visible, displaying a flocculent structure. The winding of these arms is fairly tight, indicating that they wrap around the galactic center multiple times. There is a hint of a bar-like structure crossing the galactic center, though it is not very strong. The colour of the galaxy appears to be mostly blue, with a few redder spots around the edges, suggesting regions of active star formation. The spiral arms appear somewhat fragmented with areas of differing intensities suggesting a non-uniform distribution of stellar populations and/or dust obscuration. Overall, the galaxy appears well-defined, with a distinct spiral structure, and no signs of major interactions or disturbances.
