The galaxy presents as a single, relatively symmetrical object with a diffuse, smooth morphology. It exhibits a predominantly elliptical shape, appearing nearly circular in projection. There is no obvious spiral arm structure or a pronounced central bulge. The galaxy's color gradient suggests an older stellar population, transitioning from a more luminous yellow center to a redder periphery. There is very little evidence of dust lanes or patchy star formation regions. The overall appearance suggests a passively evolving system with a relatively low star formation rate. There appear to be no other galaxies nearby that are interacting.
