The galaxy presents as an elongated, cigar-shaped structure with a smooth, featureless appearance. The primary color gradient transitions from a warmer, yellowish-orange hue concentrated towards the central bulge to slightly cooler, reddish tones in the outer regions of the disk. There are no distinct spiral arms or obvious dust lanes visible within the galaxy's structure, suggesting a relatively quiescent morphology. The light distribution appears concentrated, with the majority of luminosity emanating from the core. The galaxy seems to be relatively isolated, lacking significant tidal distortions or nearby interacting companions. The overall shape implies a potentially evolved system, possibly transitioning towards an elliptical morphology. Star formation appears minimal, indicated by the lack of intense blue regions. The lack of defined features suggests that any merger events were completed long ago, giving the galaxy a relaxed appearance.
