The galaxy presents as an elliptical morphology with a dominant smooth light profile, indicative of an early-type galaxy. It exhibits a bright central bulge with a yellowish hue, suggesting an older stellar population. There is a subtle ring-like structure encircling the core region, exhibiting a bluer color. This may be the result of relatively recent star formation within this ring, but it doesn't appear highly pronounced. This would imply that whatever phenomenon that caused these stars to form has long since happened. The galaxy has no obvious spiral arms. The absence of dust lanes further reinforces the classification as an early-type galaxy. No tidal features or distortions are seen, so the galaxy doesn't seem to have any on-going or recent major interactions with other galaxies. 
