The galaxy presents as a disk galaxy, observed at an intermediate angle between face-on and edge-on, possibly a lenticular galaxy. The central bulge appears prominent and yellowish, with a relatively smooth light distribution, suggesting an older stellar population dominating this region. The disk component shows a greenish hue with no apparent spiral arm structures. There may be faint dust lanes visible within the disk. The overall shape is elongated, moderately flattened, and the light is not uniformly distributed, as it is brighter centrally, and decreases outwards. The lack of prominent blue regions may indicate low levels of on-going star formation.
