The galaxy presents a slightly elongated, disk-like morphology. It exhibits a bright, concentrated central bulge that graduates outwards into a less defined disk. The light from the galaxy is not uniform; the central region appears a yellowish-white color, while the outer reaches of the disk are a redder hue. There appears to be some asymmetry to the galactic disk itself. The galaxy appears relatively smooth, with no strong evidence of spiral arm structures or intense star-forming regions easily visible in this image. The overall color suggests an older stellar population. The galaxy does not appear to be undergoing any major merging activity but there could be some minor disturbances.