NGC 7497 is a barred spiral galaxy in constellation Pegasus, which is set behind the Integrated Flux Nebula (IFN). The IFN (also known as Galactic Cirrus) is dust far from the plane of our galaxy. It is caused to be visible by the ultraviolet light of super hot stars in our own galaxy. The diffuse cloud dominating this image is cataloged as MBM 54. The galaxy itself lies about 60 million light years beyond Milky Way and its IFN.