The galaxy presents as a singular, centrally concentrated object with a generally elliptical morphology. Its color profile is dominated by redder hues, suggesting an older stellar population. There are slight color variations and areas within the galaxy's central region, but overall the light is smooth, with little indication of distinct spiral arms or significant dust lanes. There is no clear indication of a tidal tail or any other significant disruptions of structure, although some minor disturbances cannot be ruled out. The galaxy is fairly compact. There is the possibility of a companion galaxy nearby, as implied by a separate but nearby object. It is of similar visual magnitude and color. Overall, the observed features are indicative of a relatively smooth, likely early-type galaxy with evolved stars, and a possible secondary galaxy.
