The galaxy appears to be relatively compact and elliptical in shape. It exhibits a generally smooth light distribution, with a bright central region suggestive of a dense stellar population or active galactic nucleus. The galaxy's color gradient shifts from yellow/orange in the center to blue as you move outward, which may be due to recent star formation in the outer regions of the galaxy or different stellar populations, with the yellow area possibly representing older, redder stars and the blue area possibly representing younger stars. There's a slight asymmetry to the galaxy's morphology, possibly indicative of a past or ongoing minor interaction or merger event. Further observations would be required to confirm the nature of the asymmetry.
