The galaxy appears as a slightly elongated, yellowish-white object. Its overall structure is smooth and centrally concentrated, with no distinct spiral arms or prominent features immediately discernible. There is a subtle color gradient, hinting at potentially older stellar populations dominating the central regions. Faint reddish light is visible at the lower edge of the galaxy. A minor asymmetry or disturbance may be indicated by a very slight off-center elongation, though this is difficult to assess conclusively at this resolution. The galaxy’s light profile appears relatively uniform, suggesting a lack of intense star-forming regions or significant dust lanes.
