The galaxy presents as a spiral type with a clear disk structure. There are indications of two spiral arms emanating from the central region of the galaxy. A prominent central bulge is apparent, accounting for a significant portion of the galaxy's overall luminosity. The arms appear relatively tightly wound. The color profile suggests an active star-forming environment, although the color is most prominent in the center of the galaxy. A bar-like structure seems to extend across a large portion of the bulge. There is no indication of any major merging events in this galaxy. There appears to be a generally smooth appearance to the galaxy, except for the faint spiral arms. The galaxy is not an edge-on galaxy and presents mostly face-on to our view. 
