The galaxy presents as a flattened, ellipsoidal structure with a generally smooth appearance. The color gradient transitions from a pale yellowish-white core to a slightly bluer periphery, suggesting potential differences in stellar populations. The core appears to be relatively concentrated and uniform in color, possibly indicating a bulge dominated by older stars. The outer regions exhibit a less distinct structure, blending into the background sky. There may be some slight asymmetry to the galaxy shape, but no prominent tidal features or other signs of recent major mergers are evident.
