The galaxy presents a generally smooth morphology, suggestive of an elliptical galaxy. The light is centrally concentrated, with a noticeable decrease in luminosity extending outwards. The dominant color is a yellow-orange hue, indicating an older stellar population with a relative lack of ongoing star formation. There are two less bright yellow orange areas slightly offset from the central point, but without higher resolution, it is difficult to tell if these are star forming areas, areas with lower dust density, or if they are other objects overlapping on our viewing plane. The smooth appearance and lack of prominent features, such as spiral arms or dust lanes, further supports the classification as an elliptical galaxy. Any subtle features of a disk are not readily visible in the image. Evidence of any on-going merger or tidal interaction are not observed.
