The galaxy appears as a centrally concentrated object with a smooth, elliptical morphology. Its core exhibits a bright, yellowish-orange hue that gradually fades toward the outer regions. There is a slight extension in one direction, creating an overall shape that is neither perfectly round nor elongated, but rather somewhere in between. This suggests a deviation from a perfect sphere, or a minor disruption. The galaxy shows no clear evidence of spiral arm structures or distinct dust lanes in this observation. It exhibits a relatively uniform color distribution, with subtle color gradients visible from core to edge. The lack of prominent blue regions indicates that the galaxy is not undergoing intense star formation. Overall, this galaxy presents as an evolved system, possibly undergoing quiescent evolution with little ongoing star formation.