The galaxy appears as a moderately bright, relatively large, and disk-shaped object. It exhibits a notable central bulge, surrounded by a flattened disk. The light distribution across the galaxy is not uniform, presenting a granular texture, particularly in the outer regions of the disk. The galaxy is relatively smooth in appearance, with what appears to be either a lack of strong spiral arm structure, or the spiral arms are close together and difficult to resolve in this image. The galaxy has a slight elongation to its shape and is not perfectly circular. There is some evidence of a possible minor tidal disturbance or slight asymmetry in the outer regions, but the galaxy overall appears relatively undisturbed. The color is generally consistent with a mature stellar population. There are varying levels of color throughout the galaxy. The central bulge is a different color than the outer disk. The galaxy does not exhibit a strong blue color, as that is typically indicative of star formation, but there is evidence of color gradients and variations, that could possibly indicate recent star formation.
