The galaxy presents as a spiral type, viewed at an angle significantly offset from face-on, but not quite edge-on. A central bulge is visible, appearing moderately sized relative to the overall galaxy diameter and is yellowish. Two well-defined spiral arms emerge from the bulge region, tracing a tightly wound pattern. These arms exhibit a relatively smooth texture, with an approximate 2 arm symmetry. There is a hint of a bar structure bisecting the bulge but it is very subtle. The color of the disk is predominantly blue, suggesting active star formation, with some redder regions within the arms that may indicate areas of dust obscuration or older stellar populations.
