The galaxy presents as a single, largely centralized object with a smooth appearance. The morphology indicates characteristics consistent with an elliptical galaxy, but some features suggest possible disturbances. 

A bright, somewhat concentrated nucleus dominates the galaxy's core. There is a slight elongation, with one axis appearing marginally longer than the other. Diffuse light extends outwards from the central region, but there is no clear indication of spiral arm structure or a well-defined disk. 

There appear to be some minor irregularities in the outer regions of the galaxy's halo, possibly indicating tidal interactions or recent accretion events. These are seen as subtle distortions in the evenness of the halo's light distribution. The galaxy's overall color is yellowish, indicating a population of older stars. A reddish hue is concentrated in the central bulge, hinting at the presence of dust or potentially intense star formation obscured by dust. 
