The galaxy appears to be a single, relatively smooth object. Its light is concentrated towards the center, suggesting a bulge. There is a color gradient, with the central region appearing more yellow/orange than the outer regions, which are tinted slightly blue. The galaxy's shape is close to circular, with a uniform light distribution and only very minor irregularities. The galaxy's structure gives the impression of limited recent or ongoing star formation. There are no distinct spiral arms, bars, or other features usually associated with younger stellar populations. The overall impression is consistent with that of a relatively evolved galaxy dominated by an older stellar population.
