The galaxy presents as a somewhat elliptical or possibly spheroidal structure. A concentrated central bulge is visible. The galaxy exhibits a dominant smooth component, indicating a relatively old stellar population. However, some disturbed features are present. A possible tidal tail appears emanating from the primary body. It is unclear if these features are the result of a recent or ongoing interaction with another galaxy, which is suggested by the irregular shape and the offset, red-shifted core of the primary body. The light distribution suggests a fairly uniform luminosity across the main body. The primary color of the main galaxy is a very subtle blue which could indicate the presences of active star forming regions. The bulge and what appears to be the primary body is redder in color which suggests it is comprised of an older stellar population. 
