The galaxy presents as a spiral with a notably defined structure. Two distinct spiral arms emerge from the central bulge. The arms are tightly wound near the core and gradually extend outwards, displaying a moderate winding. The bulge appears substantial, contributing significantly to the galaxy's overall luminosity. It's difficult to see any star forming regions. Based on the winding of the arms, this would be considered an early stage spiral galaxy. There does not appear to be any interaction with a neighboring galaxy or galaxy cluster. There appears to be some type of bar structure in the central bulge of the galaxy. It does not appear to be a particularly large or massive galaxy. The galaxy has a slightly reddish-yellow color.
