The galaxy presents as a single, largely featureless object. Its morphology appears generally smooth and elliptical. The galaxy displays a radial gradient in surface brightness, with the core exhibiting a bright, concentrated luminosity. There is a slight elongation observed, suggesting that the galaxy is not perfectly spherical, instead being slightly "in between". The galaxy's color profile transitions from a bluer central region to a redder outer halo. There is no obvious evidence of spiral arms, a prominent disk structure, or ongoing major merger activity. The galaxy's estimated size suggests it is consistent with galaxies of intermediate luminosity and mass. Its apparent redshift and color indices indicate a galaxy at an intermediate cosmological distance.
