The galaxy presents a somewhat elliptical morphology, with a bright, concentrated central bulge exhibiting a yellowish-white hue. A fainter, more diffuse disk surrounds the bulge, displaying a bluer color, although the color is not extremely apparent, and might signify that the bulge is not necessarily the only site of star formation. The disk appears relatively smooth, with what might be faint, tightly wound spiral arm structures. The overall appearance suggests a relatively evolved system, possibly an early-type spiral galaxy or lenticular galaxy transitioning from spiral to elliptical, with substantial spheroidal component. The galaxy does not appear to show any major signs of recent merger activity or tidal disturbances. The light distribution appears relatively smooth and symmetrical, with only minor irregularities. The disk presents a slight tilt relative to the line of sight, offering us a view that is not quite edge-on but rather at an oblique angle.
