The galaxy appears as a concentrated, centrally bright object, exhibiting a smooth and relatively featureless morphology. Its shape is generally elliptical, with a minor deviation from perfect circularity. The galaxy displays a radial color gradient, transitioning from a yellowish-white core to a redder outer region. This suggests a population of older stars in the outer regions of the galaxy compared to the core. There is no visible indication of spiral arms, a prominent disk, or any significant tidal disturbances. The overall appearance is consistent with an early-type galaxy at a considerable distance, viewed with moderate resolution. The smooth, concentrated light distribution points towards a high Sersic index, characteristic of elliptical galaxies.
