The galaxy presents as a spiral galaxy with a disk-like structure. The galactic disk is inclined, with a near edge-on orientation relative to the observer. The galaxy appears to have a central bulge, which is more luminous and concentrated than the surrounding disk. The disk exhibits a noticeable color gradient, with a bluer hue at the outer edges, suggesting active star formation regions, and a more yellow-white color closer to the central bulge.

Spiral arm structures are evident in the disk, though they appear somewhat disorganized. The spiral arms are relatively open. The overall structure suggests a relatively late-type spiral galaxy. There are faint features within the disk which may be dust lanes.

Overall, the galaxy exhibits characteristics of a spiral galaxy with evidence of ongoing star formation.
