The galaxy presents as an elongated, luminous object with a central, brighter core. The overall morphology suggests a disk-like structure viewed at an oblique angle, possibly nearing edge-on. The central region exhibits a smooth appearance, with a gradual decrease in luminosity extending outward from the core to the visible edges. There is some evidence of minor irregularity within the disk, particularly in the form of a slight curvature or warping of the disk's plane. The color distribution appears relatively uniform across the galaxy, primarily displaying shades of blue/green, which could indicate active star formation regions. No prominent spiral arm structures or dust lanes are immediately discernible. There's a faint extended halo surrounding the central body.
