The galaxy exhibits a spiral morphology, characterized by well-defined spiral arms emanating from a central bulge. These arms display a distinct winding pattern, with a predominantly tight curvature. Two main spiral arms are easily discernible, though some arms display a more chaotic structure, with some areas appearing flocculent. The bulge appears relatively small in comparison to the overall disk size, and is slightly elongated. The galaxy appears overall blue in color, but the center appears more yellow. The light distribution shows a smooth decline, consistent with a relatively low Sersic index, indicating a flatter light profile. The galaxy's shape is not perfectly circular; it displays some ellipticity with an approximate axis ratio of 0.7 to 0.9. The morphology suggests a classification between an intermediate spiral type, likely an Sc galaxy. The spiral arms exhibit multiple star forming regions, and the galaxy appears to be relatively undisturbed with no signs of major tidal interactions.
