The galaxy presents as an edge-on spiral, exhibiting a highly flattened disk-like structure. A prominent central bulge is visible, appearing somewhat amorphous and less defined than typically observed in classical bulge morphologies. The galaxy's disk displays a noticeable color gradient, shifting from a redder hue near the bulge to bluer tones further out along the disk. The overall light distribution is relatively smooth, though subtle irregularities suggest the possibility of faint, unresolved spiral arm structures within the disk. There is a very subtle asymmetry in the light distribution along the disk. The narrow aspect ratio suggests it is seen at almost exactly 90 degrees. 
