The galaxy presents a concentrated, yellowish core, indicating an older stellar population within its central bulge. A faint, somewhat irregular disk surrounds this bulge, exhibiting a subtle blueish tinge at its edges. This hints at ongoing, albeit limited, star formation within the disk. Overall, the galaxy displays a relatively smooth appearance, though there are subtle asymmetries suggesting possible past interactions or minor disturbances. There's a slight elongation to the galaxy's shape. No distinct spiral arms or other prominent features are immediately apparent. The galaxy's color is predominantly on the redder side of the spectrum, suggesting that the stellar population is predominantly older.
