The galaxy presents as a disk-shaped object, viewed at a near edge-on angle. A prominent central bulge is observed, appearing as a bright, concentrated region of light. This bulge transitions smoothly into the surrounding disk. The disk exhibits a relatively uniform color profile, with subtle variations in intensity across its extent. There appears to be some minor disturbance in the disk structure. There are possible signs of tidal interactions or past mergers that contribute to the disturbances. Overall, the galaxy does not show significant signs of star formation, with a low fraction of its color being represented by blue. 
