The galaxy presents as a generally smooth and centrally concentrated object. There is a degree of ellipticity, with a shape that is more in-between that of a perfect circle and a cigar. It lacks any prominent spiral arms or a well-defined disk-like structure. The central region is quite bright, and the light becomes more diffuse towards the edges. There are no distinct signs of a recent major merger event or tidal disturbances. There may be some minor irregularities in the outer regions, suggesting possible minor interaction or disturbances. The colors seem to be relatively uniform across the galaxy, with the blue color indicating some ongoing but relatively low levels of star formation.
