The galaxy presents a largely smooth, elliptical morphology, appearing as a diffuse, centrally concentrated light source. There is a subtle elongation in its shape, deviating slightly from a perfect circular profile. The primary color of the galaxy is a yellowish-white hue, suggestive of an older stellar population dominated by redder giants and dwarfs. There is little evidence of prominent spiral arms or significant dust lanes. The galaxy's light profile decreases gradually from the core outwards, lacking any distinct edges or sharp features. While the majority of light is clustered in the central region, it is not a point source, but a gradual accumulation of photons over a small, defined area.
