The galaxy presents as a spiral type, with a noticeable disk structure. The spiral arms are tightly wound around a prominent central bulge. There is a moderate amount of blurring which obscures some of the details, but the spiral arms are still distinguishable. There appears to be 2 main arms. The disk shows a variety of colors with one region appearing to be a bluer shade. This suggests a degree of on-going star formation, particularly in the disk. The bulge displays a smoother, yellower, and redder color profile, indicating an older stellar population. The galaxy's disk is not edge-on, presenting a somewhat face-on view to the observer. There is no visual evidence of a strong central bar structure. The overall structure suggests a galaxy with a moderately sized bulge and well-defined, though tightly wound, spiral arms. No signs of major mergers are visible in the current image.
