Observed at approximately RA 102.9 and Dec 40.3, this galaxy appears as a flattened, disk-like structure with an estimated effective radius of approximately 7.6 arcseconds. The galactic nucleus exhibits a bright, concentrated core. Moving outward from the core, the galaxy displays a distinct change in color and morphology. A faint blueish-purple halo surrounds a primary central concentration of bright cyan emission that has a more concentrated central peak. The central peak of the galaxy is white/cyan. The main body of the galaxy appears relatively smooth with minimal discernible spiral arm structure. There is a hint of asymmetry on the outskirts of the halo, but this galaxy generally has a disk like smooth appearance. A small amount of the emission around the center of the nucleus is pink or purple. There are no clearly visible signs of major mergers or significant tidal disturbances.
