The galaxy appears as a somewhat compact object, exhibiting a dominant central bulge. The light distribution suggests it is an elliptical or lenticular galaxy. There is a noticeable flattened disk structure, with a bright, concentrated core. The disk presents a primarily smooth texture, however, there is some sign of a slight irregularity or minor distortion in the disk, possibly indicating a recent minor merger event or tidal interaction. The light of the galaxy is dominated by yellow and red colors, indicating a population of older stars, but with a central region that displays slightly bluer hues. The blue core could indicate a region of active star formation, or simply that there is less dust obscuring the region. There is no clear sign of spiral arms or other complex structures commonly seen in spiral galaxies.
