The galaxy presents as a somewhat symmetrical, relatively smooth object with a slight blue tint. Its morphology appears to be that of a flattened spheroid, viewed edge-on, with a length of approximately 8 kpc. The light distribution suggests a more compact central region which could be a bulge, surrounded by what appears to be a disk component. The smooth texture and lack of distinct spiral arm features indicate a later-type morphology. The overall light output is fairly high and there appears to be little to no presence of dust lanes and areas of recent star formation. It's color is mostly white with a very faint blue hue toward the edges. This suggests a population of older stars. There are no obvious signs of interaction or disturbance, such as tidal tails or asymmetric features. The edges of the galaxy's disk appear poorly defined with respect to the background sky.
