The galaxy presents a somewhat flattened, disk-like morphology, viewed nearly edge-on. The central region is bright and concentrated, suggesting a prominent nucleus or bulge. The disk exhibits a relatively smooth texture, though faint, irregular features or arm-like structures are subtly discernible within the extended glow, particularly near the edges of the disk. There is a hint of asymmetry in the overall shape, with possible disturbance features or tidal interactions along the outermost edges. The light distribution appears blueish in the central regions, trending slightly redder further away from the center in the disc, which may indicate varying stellar populations and star formation rates. The boundary of the galaxy is ill defined.