The galaxy appears as a single, relatively smooth object with an elliptical morphology. Its color is predominantly yellow, suggesting an older stellar population. The light distribution appears concentrated, with no distinct spiral arms or prominent dust lanes visible. There is a possible second nucleus visible, which is fainter and less prominent than the main body. The shape of the galaxy indicates that it is close to spherical in shape, with a high degree of roundness. There are potential signs of a merger or tidal interactions, which appear to cause a minor disturbance. The galaxy is likely at an intermediate distance, based on the observed red shift. The galaxy appears to be undergoing a low rate of star formation, as is suggested by the light and color. 
