The galaxy appears as a largely smooth structure, with a central, bright region of light that is likely an elliptical bulge. It appears to be slightly elongated in shape, with its greatest span measuring roughly 5.7 kpc. There is a subtle color gradient observed. The core presents a yellow hue, likely indicating an older stellar population. Toward the outer edges of the galaxy, there are traces of a more blueish tint, suggesting the potential of ongoing star formation. However, this star formation is minimal.

The overall structure suggests minimal disturbances and lack of interaction with other galaxies. The overall morphology is indicative of a galaxy that has largely settled into a stable configuration.
