The galaxy presents as a single, largely homogenous object, likely a spheroid. Its color is generally yellow, with a central region that appears brighter and slightly redder, indicating a concentration of older stellar populations in the core. The overall morphology suggests it may be an elliptical galaxy, or possibly a spiral galaxy with a dominant bulge viewed at an angle where the spiral arms are not well defined. There is very little evidence of dust lanes or other distinct features such as knots of star formation. There is no observed asymmetry, indicating no major ongoing merging events. The galaxy has a smooth, even texture to its light profile, with no signs of strong tidal distortions.
