This galaxy exhibits a clear disk morphology, viewed nearly edge-on from our line of sight. A prominent central bulge is visible, displaying a rounded shape. The disk appears relatively smooth and features a bluish color. No clear spiral arm structures are visible, indicating the galaxy may have a well-mixed disk population or that star formation is somewhat suppressed. A slight warp or curvature can be observed across the galaxy's disk. Additionally, there appears to be a very faint tidal stream or plume extending from the galaxy, hinting at a possible past interaction or ongoing accretion event. The color gradient suggests a more actively star-forming disk population, particularly towards the outer edges. The bulge appears redder than the disk. 
