The galaxy presents as a single, relatively smooth and concentrated light source. The color profile leans toward the redder end of the spectrum, with a pronounced yellowish-white core that fades into a redder halo. This suggests a population of older stars dominating the overall light output. There's a slight ellipticity to the galaxy's shape, appearing somewhat elongated, but it lacks any distinct spiral arm structures or prominent features indicative of active star formation. The absence of strong blue colors or clumpy features is consistent with a galaxy that has largely exhausted its gas supply, resulting in a quiescent star formation rate. There are no signs of any recent major merger activity or strong tidal disturbances; it appears undisturbed.
