The galaxy presents as an elliptical, smooth-featured system. It exhibits a concentrated central bulge that appears to be the brightest region. There is a subtle elongation observed in the overall shape, appearing more "in-between" round and cigar-shaped. The galaxy presents a relatively undisturbed morphology with no visually apparent signs of a major merger and only slight irregularities that could indicate minor tidal disturbances. There is a blue color to the outer regions of the galaxy, which may indicate ongoing star formation. The lack of pronounced spiral arms and the dominance of the central bulge contribute to its classification as a galaxy with a substantial smooth component. 
