The galaxy presents as a somewhat face-on spiral, though without clear, well-defined spiral arm structures. A central bulge region is readily apparent, exhibiting a concentrated bright yellow hue. This gives the galaxy a smooth appearance, with a relatively symmetrical light distribution. The disk is inclined at a steep angle, with its longest axis oriented in an approximate north-south direction. The disk has a bluer color, suggesting a more intense region of star formation than the bulge. There is a subtle bar structure present across the central region of the galaxy, though the exact length and orientation are difficult to measure. The overall morphological classification of this galaxy would likely fall within the category of intermediate spiral galaxies. The bulge size is moderate relative to the rest of the galaxy, not being overly dominant. The galaxy is also not currently undergoing any major merging events, though there is an indication of some tidal disturbances.
