This galaxy exhibits a morphology consistent with a spiral galaxy, displaying distinct spiral arm structures emanating from a central bulge. The arms appear relatively open and loosely wound. I observe two prominent spiral arms that are easily discernible. There may be weaker spiral arm structures but the image is blurry and this is hard to tell for certain.

The central bulge presents a moderate size, possibly larger than the average of all galaxies. It appears to have a yellowish colour, suggesting the presence of an older stellar population within the bulge. The disk is noticeably flatter than the bulge, and there is a faint hint of blue tint in the spiral arms, potentially indicative of ongoing star formation.

The galaxy's overall appearance is fairly ordered, but there is a potential sign of a minor gravitational disturbance. The ends of the spiral arms have some warping, or could simply be an artifact of the imaging process.

The galaxy's disk is oriented approximately face-on with respect to our line of sight. There is some evidence that this galaxy has a bar, but it is difficult to discern due to the resolution of the image. It is hard to tell if this is a strong bar, but it looks like there is a very faint bar going across the center.