The galaxy presents as a roughly elliptical, smooth-appearing object with a concentrated central bulge. The light distribution is fairly even across the galaxy, with a gradual falloff in intensity from the core. There's a subtle color gradient, trending towards slightly bluer hues at the galaxy's outer edges, though the overall color is dominantly redder. The structure suggests a relatively evolved system, potentially with little ongoing star formation. A possible minor tidal disturbance or close companion is indicated by a small light concentration nearby. This companion may have a more irregular morphology. The dominant morphological classification would be an elliptical galaxy.
