The galaxy appears as a relatively small, edge-on spiral galaxy. A prominent central bulge is noticeable, displaying a moderate concentration of light. The disk is highly inclined with respect to our line of sight, and appears relatively smooth. The color suggests a moderate level of star formation activity. Indications of subtle disturbances or asymmetries are barely noticeable. The galaxy is otherwise undisturbed. The light distribution of the bulge smoothly transitions into the disk. There's a slight hint of obscuring dust in the central region along the galactic plane.
