The galaxy presents as a centrally concentrated object with a smooth, generally elliptical morphology. There's a dominant, bright, yellowish core, suggesting an older stellar population in the nucleus, though its color indicates some recent star formation may be present. The outer regions of the galaxy are fainter and show a slight bluing trend. This could indicate younger stars or star-forming regions in the outer disk or halo. The galaxy's overall form is generally undisturbed, with no obvious signs of a recent major merger. However, a minor asymmetry or tidal feature cannot be ruled out given the presence of slight disturbances. It appears to be a galaxy in the process of transitioning from a star-forming state to a more quiescent state, based on the colors. The structure appears to be largely spheroidal, with little to no visible spiral structure. The galaxy is relatively compact.
