The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth, elongated structure. Its overall color is a somewhat neutral white, with faint hints of blue. The galaxy appears to be in a transitional state between a disk and a spheroid. The majority of light is centrally concentrated and there is no evidence of spiral arm structure, although there seems to be a slightly elevated star-forming region. The shape is not perfectly round, indicating a slight deviation from a perfect elliptical shape. The possibility of a minor interaction with a smaller galaxy or some form of gravitational disturbance cannot be ruled out, but the lack of strong tidal tails suggests this is an isolated event.
