This galaxy presents as a spiral galaxy, observed at a slight angle, but not quite edge-on. The disk structure is evident, with a noticeable central bulge, characterized by its concentrated light. The color of the bulge appears more yellow-red than the rest of the galaxy. There is indication of spiral arm structure; the arms are open and loosely wound. The outer regions of the galaxy are subtly bluer, suggesting areas of active star formation within the arms. The dust lanes are patchy and somewhat indistinct. The overall morphology suggests a galaxy undergoing significant star formation, without signs of recent or ongoing merger activity. The nucleus is not particularly active based on the smooth light distribution from the core.
