The galaxy presents as a luminous, albeit somewhat indistinct, entity. Its overall morphology appears largely smooth and featureless. The concentration of light suggests a centrally dominant spheroid component. The lack of distinct spiral arms or a well-defined disk structure points toward an elliptical classification, or perhaps a lenticular galaxy with a very faint disk. The galaxy exhibits a slightly elliptical shape. Subtle color gradients are present, with the core regions appearing marginally redder. There's no clear indication of active galactic nucleus activity or significant dust lanes obscuring its structure. No prominent tidal features or signs of recent merger activity are clearly visible at this resolution, though minor disturbances cannot be entirely ruled out. The light distribution is relatively concentrated, with a gentle falloff in intensity towards the outer regions.
