The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth, elliptical-like object with a moderate central bulge. The light distribution appears concentrated towards the center, exhibiting a gradient falloff in intensity with increasing radial distance. The galaxy's color is generally yellowish-white in the central region, suggesting an older stellar population and a lack of significant ongoing star formation in that area. Faint blue light is visible towards the outer edges, indicating the presence of some younger stars. The galaxy is not perfectly spherical; it seems slightly elongated along one axis. There is no clear evidence of spiral arms, dust lanes, or other prominent features typically associated with spiral galaxies. It exhibits a quiescent morphology, with no obvious signs of recent or ongoing major mergers or significant disturbances.