The galaxy presents as a disk galaxy observed nearly edge-on. A prominent bulge dominates the central region, exhibiting a smooth, concentrated luminosity profile which appears yellowish-white. The disk itself is thin and elongated, extending outwards from the bulge along a defined axis. The disk shows hints of structure, possibly indicating spiral arm features, although the nearly edge-on orientation complicates detailed morphological assessment. Color variations are observed across the disk, with subtle blueish-white hues towards the outer regions, suggesting the presence of younger stellar populations. There does not appear to be any major, clear signs of merging or tidal disturbances, with the galaxy maintaining a largely undisturbed morphology. The overall impression is a galaxy characterized by a dominant bulge and a relatively quiescent, star-forming disk.
