The galaxy presents as a somewhat elongated, disk-like structure. There is a distinct central bulge which appears to be smoothly distributed with a yellowish hue. The galaxy's disk is also yellowish but to a fainter extent. Faint blueish regions are visible on the top of the galaxy and a brighter blueish section on the bottom of the galaxy. These features suggests a level of ongoing star formation. The absence of prominent spiral arms, combined with the smooth appearance of the bulge, suggests that this galaxy is in transition between a spiral and lenticular morphology. The overall form of the galaxy, while appearing relatively undisturbed, displays a slight asymmetry.
