The galaxy presents a generally smooth appearance, although some irregularities are observed. Its shape is somewhat elongated, leaning towards cigar-shaped, but not extremely so. The primary color is a yellow-orange hue, with hints of blue. This may indicate a presence of both older stellar populations and regions with more recent star formation. A concentration of the yellow light is present in the center of the galaxy, potentially indicating an older, denser stellar population, while the blue-ish tones can be observed in the outer parts. There are some suggestions of a possible interaction or minor disturbance in the galaxy's morphology. No prominent spiral arms are observed. Overall, the galaxy appears to be in transition, showing characteristics of both elliptical and disk galaxies, with possible signs of merging or tidal disruption.
