The galaxy presents as a slightly elongated, disk-like structure. Its apparent major axis appears to be approximately twice the length of its minor axis. There is a bright, concentrated central region that is white in color. The inner region of the disk surrounding the core has a cyan hue, which gradually fades to a green color at the outer edges of the disk. There appears to be some minor irregularity in the outer disk, with perhaps one or two faint extensions along the major axis. The color suggests a bluer, and therefore potentially younger, stellar population in the inner disk relative to the core of the galaxy.
