The galaxy presents as a moderately luminous object with an elliptical morphology, though it is not perfectly spheroidal, displaying a slightly elongated shape. The light distribution is relatively smooth across its surface, suggesting a lack of prominent, distinct features such as spiral arms or strong dust lanes. 

The color gradient suggests a bulge dominated system with minimal star formation. A small number of regions appear bluer, potentially indicating pockets of younger stellar populations but overall these regions are not indicative of substantial star formation activity. There is no distinct nucleus visible; the light appears centrally concentrated but diffuse. Overall, the galaxy appears to be relatively massive with a quiescent star formation history.
