The galaxy presents a generally smooth morphology, exhibiting a slight elliptical shape that is closer to being round than cigar-shaped. There is a subtle color gradient across the galaxy's body, appearing slightly more luminous and blue-ish in what looks to be the galaxy's core, with the outer regions displaying a yellowish color. No distinct spiral arm structures or significant dust lanes are discernible at this resolution. There appears to be no signs of major disturbances, although faint tidal features or minor disturbances can not be ruled out. The overall appearance suggests a lack of significant ongoing star formation, aligning with characteristics often observed in elliptical galaxies or the bulges of spiral galaxies. The compact nature of the galaxy implies that the majority of the stellar mass is centrally concentrated, a characteristic feature often observed in early-type galaxies.