The galaxy presents as a moderately faint, somewhat small, and subtly elongated object. Its central region appears to be a smooth, relatively featureless spheroid, with a possible faint disk. This bulge dominates the visual appearance of the galaxy, suggesting an early-type classification. There is a lack of distinct spiral arm structure visible in this image, but the galaxy's slight elongation suggests that it is likely a disk galaxy that is slightly inclined to our line of sight. The color profile appears relatively uniform across the galaxy, trending towards slightly redder hues. There are a few hints of bluer regions in the galaxy disk. Overall, the morphology suggests a galaxy that is relatively evolved and quiescent in terms of active star formation, though there are faint signs of it occurring.
