The galaxy presents as a slightly inclined disk system. The overall color suggests the presence of both young, blue stars and older, redder stellar populations. A central bulge is discernible, appearing smooth and more concentrated than the outer regions of the disk. The disk itself appears relatively smooth with what may be some underlying spiral structure. The galaxy's morphology is predominantly disk-like, with a hint of a spiral pattern. There is a faint arm extending from the upper right side of the bulge to the lower left. The structure appears largely undisturbed, with no immediately apparent signs of a major ongoing merger event. There is a small object above the main galaxy. The colors are brightest in the R band and the dimmest in the G band.
