The galaxy presents as a spiral galaxy, exhibiting a prominent disk structure. The disk is oriented at a near edge-on inclination with respect to our line of sight, making the spiral arms appear as extensions along the major axis rather than being readily discernible in a face-on view. There appears to be a subtle warp or asymmetry in the disk structure, but it appears to have settled.

A central bulge is present, appearing moderately sized relative to the overall disk extent. The bulge exhibits a yellowish-white color, indicative of an older stellar population. From tip to tip the galaxy is about 2.5 kpc wide.

Although the inclination makes definitive classification challenging, the hint of spiral structure and lack of a strong bar suggests that the galaxy is a normal spiral galaxy. The red shift indicates the galaxy is at a considerable distance from the observer.
