The galaxy appears as a centrally concentrated, elliptical-like object. The core region is characterized by a high surface brightness and a yellowish-white color, possibly indicating an older stellar population. The luminosity decreases gradually towards the outer regions. Faint blue structures are visible in the outer edges, potentially suggestive of younger stars or star-forming regions. The galaxy exhibits a relatively smooth morphology, showing no obvious signs of spiral arms, bar structures, or major disturbances. It has a moderately elongated shape with no signs of a major merger in progress. There are some hints of minor disturbances present around the galaxy but overall the galaxy is fairly typical.