The galaxy appears to be a spiral galaxy, viewed at a moderately oblique angle. There is a notable central bulge with a bright, concentrated core. The spiral arms are tightly wound, giving the galaxy a flocculent appearance. Two spiral arms are most easily distinguished, though a detailed arm count is difficult to determine from this image. The galactic disk is blue, with some areas that have bright spots, indicating regions of active star formation. There is no visible bar structure in this galaxy. No significant signs of interaction with another galaxy are observable, with the exception of a moderately bright object with a similar redshift, lying next to it. This object does not seem to have tidally disrupted the morphology of this spiral.
