The galaxy presents as a largely smooth, centrally concentrated object. Its shape is primarily round, with minimal deviation toward a cigar-like morphology. There appears to be a possible minor disturbance in the galaxy's structure. The galaxy exhibits a noticeable color gradient, transitioning from a bright, orange-yellow core to a greenish outer region. The redder core implies an older stellar population, potentially dominated by evolved stars. A small, redder, and more compact object is visible at the edge of the galaxy. This could be a region of star formation, or an object in front of the galaxy. Overall, the galaxy's appearance suggests a relatively evolved system with a stable and largely undisturbed morphology, though with a possible minor interaction or internal activity.