The galaxy appears as a single, largely featureless object with a centrally concentrated luminosity profile. It exhibits a smooth, elliptical morphology, closely approaching a circular shape. The galaxy presents a color gradient, appearing more yellow-white in its core, gradually shifting to bluer hues in its outer regions. There are no visible spiral arms, bar structures, or distinct dust lanes. No evidence of significant tidal distortions or ongoing mergers is apparent, suggesting a relatively undisturbed evolutionary state. Faint, diffuse features at the periphery suggest the possible presence of an extended halo or stellar stream, though this needs further confirmation. The galaxy is relatively compact in size, and is likely quite massive based on the estimated brightness and size. It is exhibiting a moderate rate of star formation based on color.
