The galaxy presents as a single, relatively symmetrical object. The light is concentrated towards the center of the object, with the intensity gradually diminishing outwards, suggesting a high degree of central concentration. The overall color is a yellow-red hue, with a slight color gradient suggesting the core is redder than the outer regions. This may indicate an older stellar population. The galaxy is somewhat elliptical, leaning more towards a disklike shape. There is no obvious spiral structure, and the galaxy's overall appearance is relatively smooth and undisturbed. There does not appear to be a clear indication of any active galactic nuclei or major star-forming regions based on this image. No signs of strong gravitational lensing or tidal features are evident, nor is there evidence of ongoing or recent major merger events.
