The galaxy presents as a yellowish-white, somewhat elliptical structure with a centrally concentrated bright core. A fainter, smaller object is visible adjacent to the main body, potentially indicating a companion galaxy or tidal feature. The overall smoothness suggests an early-type classification, possibly an elliptical galaxy. The relative lack of discernible spiral arms or dust lanes supports this assessment. Its color suggests a stellar population dominated by older stars. There is minimal evidence of on-going, significant star formation within the observed region. Some disturbance may be occurring, as the galaxy is not entirely uniform. The roundness is somewhere between round and elliptical.
