The galaxy presents as a single, relatively smooth object with a faint, diffuse halo surrounding a brighter, more concentrated central region. The overall shape is elongated, exhibiting an elliptical morphology rather than a distinct spiral structure. There is a hint of a possible disturbance to the galaxy, though the features are quite faint. The galaxy is more red than it is blue, suggesting that the galaxy is composed of an older stellar population, and has a low star formation rate. This would also explain why the galaxy seems relatively massive for its size. The high round fraction further supports this. I'd also say there is a very faint edge that is visible at certain points in the galaxy. It cannot be definitively said if the faintness is due to the galaxy itself, or if it is simply due to the fact that the resolution of the image makes a better description impossible. Overall, the galaxy appears to be a relatively undisturbed, evolved system.
