The galaxy presents as a mostly smooth, centrally concentrated object, with a subtle but noticeable extension of light toward the southeast. The central region exhibits a bright, almost stellar-like core, surrounded by a more diffuse halo. This suggests an elliptical morphology, possibly with a weak active galactic nucleus. The extended feature to the southeast is irregular in shape and fainter than the core, potentially indicating a tidal interaction or minor disturbance. Based on the galaxy's integrated light, the color appears relatively uniform across the object, with a slight reddening in the extended region. The overall light profile decreases smoothly from the center outward, supporting the impression of a well-mixed stellar population.
