This galaxy presents as a centrally concentrated, moderately bright object. The overall form is elliptical, trending towards an elongated shape, but not distinctly cigar-shaped. The light distribution appears smooth, lacking prominent spiral arms or distinct features, indicating a high probability of being an elliptical galaxy, perhaps of type E4-E5. There is a notable color gradient, transitioning from a brighter, whiter central bulge to a bluer and fainter outer halo. The lack of significant dust lanes or clumpy star-forming regions suggests a relatively quiescent galaxy with low ongoing star formation. There is slight asymmetry in the distribution of light in the outer regions which may indicate a minor tidal disturbance. The galaxy appears isolated, with no immediately apparent major companion galaxies.
