The galaxy presents as a flattened, disk-like structure, viewed nearly edge-on. A prominent central bulge, elongated along the same axis as the disk, dominates the galaxy's appearance. The bulge exhibits a smooth, relatively uniform color gradient, transitioning from a yellowish hue at the core to a more neutral, whitish color in the outer regions. The galactic disk is less luminous than the bulge and is quite thin. Faint wisps of bluer light are visible along the edges of the disk, indicating regions of possible star formation. No distinct spiral arms are observed. Overall, the galaxy exhibits a smooth morphology.
