The galaxy presents as an edge-on spiral, with a noticeable bulge appearing a light reddish hue. The galactic disk is easily distinguished. The disk appears mottled, with a faint blue color, which may indicate regions of younger stars or active star formation. The disk also appears to have a low surface brightness, suggesting a relatively low stellar density within. Some asymmetry is noted in the disk's outer regions, potentially indicating gravitational interaction or recent merger activity. The galaxy is slightly elongated, with the major axis significantly longer than the minor axis. Overall, the galaxy appears to be relatively compact. The colors are consistent with a spiral galaxy undergoing moderate star formation.
