The galaxy presents as a centrally concentrated object with a smooth, generally elliptical morphology. The core region appears bright and yellow, suggesting a population of older stars. There is a slight extension visible to the left of the nucleus, hinting at the presence of a faint disk-like structure or tidal feature, although its low surface brightness makes definitive classification challenging. The dominant color throughout the object is yellowish, with a lack of prominent blue star-forming regions, this would indicate an early-type galaxy that is not actively forming many new stars. There is little evidence of significant disturbances, major mergers, or intense star formation within the observable structure. Overall, the galaxy seems to be relatively undisturbed and fairly relaxed in its current state.
