The galaxy appears as a single, relatively smooth object with a concentrated central region. The primary color observed is a shade of green. The galaxy displays a generally circular, rounded morphology with no discernible spiral arms or bar structures. There's a gradual fading from a bright center to a dimmer, less defined outer region, suggesting a radial decrease in luminosity. No strong tidal features or evidence of ongoing major mergers are readily apparent. However, there might be a slight asymmetry or subtle irregularities in the outer region, possibly indicating minor disturbances or past interactions. The light distribution suggests a relatively uniform stellar population. The absence of distinct features like dust lanes or star-forming regions points toward a lack of significant current star formation.
