The galaxy presents as a spiral, viewed at an oblique angle, slightly offset from face-on. A bright central bulge is noticeable, appearing yellowish-white in color. Faint spiral arms extend from the bulge, appearing tightly wound. These arms show subtle hints of blue, possibly indicating regions of star formation. The galaxy's disk appears relatively smooth, with no obvious signs of major disturbances or ongoing mergers, although some irregularities are visible in the arms. The overall color gradient suggests a relatively evolved stellar population concentrated in the central bulge, with younger, bluer stars distributed along the spiral arms. The outer regions of the galaxy gradually fade into the background.
