The galaxy presents a largely smooth and centrally concentrated light profile. It has an overall elliptical appearance, though not perfectly spherical, appearing slightly elongated. There is a hint of possible distortion or minor irregularities in the galaxy's outer regions, but nothing obviously disruptive. The galaxy core appears bright and compact. The color gradient suggests that the core is more yellow, while the outer regions may be more red, indicating older star populations residing away from the core. Star formation activity appears to be low, with few blue regions apparent. There is no clear evidence of a strong spiral structure or active galactic nucleus. Overall, the galaxy appears to be a massive elliptical galaxy at a considerable distance from the observer.
