This galaxy presents as a spiral system observed nearly edge-on. A prominent central bulge is visible, appearing yellowish-white. Emanating from the bulge is a single, elongated tidal tail, which extends outwards from the central region. The tail exhibits a reddish-orange hue. The disk appears highly inclined, nearly perpendicular to our line of sight. The presence of a tidal tail suggests a past or ongoing gravitational interaction with another galaxy, though no obvious companion is apparent in this field of view. There may be recent star formation in certain regions of the galaxy, as indicated by the presence of blue patches within the galaxy.
