The galaxy presents as a roughly elliptical object with a noticeable bulge, although the shape is not perfectly spherical, exhibiting a slight elongation. There appears to be a fair amount of central concentration of light, though it is somewhat diffuse. The primary color of the galaxy is a greenish white, possibly indicating a population of intermediate age stars. 

There are some indications of internal structure. The galaxy core seems to have some disturbances, and it has some regions of intense emission in blue and red.

There is also some evidence of tidal features, such as extended asymmetrical light that may indicate a recent or ongoing interaction or minor merger. This could be indicated by the light that extends past the primary region of the galaxy. These disturbances seem to be quite bright.
