The galaxy presents as a single, relatively compact object with a smooth, elliptical morphology. There is no apparent spiral structure or prominent disk. The central region exhibits a higher surface brightness, suggesting a concentration of stars or active galactic nucleus. The color appears predominantly yellow-orange, indicating an older stellar population and minimal ongoing star formation. The lack of significant blue light suggests a deficiency in young, massive stars. There are no discernible tidal features, shells, or other signs of recent major mergers or interactions. The galaxy's overall shape is more rounded than elongated. Faint extensions appear nearby, but they are not obviously related to the primary galaxy. Overall, the galaxy appears to be a passively evolving elliptical galaxy.
