This galaxy presents as a single, relatively homogenous object, exhibiting a smooth texture across its visible area. Its shape approximates a circle. There is no apparent disk structure, spiral arms, or other prominent features typically associated with later-type galaxies. There is a subtle central brightening, suggesting a concentration of light and potentially mass toward the core region. No obvious signs of ongoing mergers, tidal tails, or major disturbances are detected in the immediate vicinity of the galaxy. The color appears fairly uniform across the galaxy, with no distinct color gradients indicative of variations in stellar populations. The overall morphology suggests an elliptical galaxy or potentially a lenticular galaxy seen face-on.
