The galaxy appears as a somewhat smooth, elliptical object, although it has an irregular shape. The galaxy has two main components: a bright central region and a fainter, more diffuse outer region.

The central region displays a slightly bluer color than the outer parts. This implies a younger stellar population, possibly with ongoing star formation.

The diffuse outer region appears redder in color, indicating an older stellar population. It exhibits a less defined structure, gradually fading into the background.

There is a hint of a possible minor disturbance or interaction, evidenced by the slightly asymmetrical shape. The presence of a tidal tail is not obvious, but cannot be ruled out completely. This could be due to a minor merger or a gravitational interaction with another galaxy. 
