The object is a lenticular galaxy, elongated in shape with a smooth, diffused light profile. The primary light emitted is yellow-red, concentrated toward the center, which is consistent with an older stellar population dominating the light output. There is no noticeable dust lane or spiral structure. The galaxy displays a remarkably smooth, symmetrical structure. I don't observe any signs of significant ongoing star formation. The isophotes are generally elliptical, with a high degree of flattening, as expected for galaxies seen at an oblique angle relative to their major axis. There are no obvious tidal features or signs of recent merger activity.
