The galaxy presents as a relatively compact object with a high degree of smoothness in its overall structure. The light distribution is centrally concentrated.  Its apparent shape is generally round, although there's a slight elongation evident. The galaxy appears to be largely devoid of prominent spiral arms or a distinct disk-like structure.  There is a very slight suggestion of minor disturbances or faint tidal features in the surrounding halo, but these are subtle. The galaxy displays a range of colors, transitioning from a bluer central region to redder outer edges. The bluer color suggests the presence of younger stellar populations in the core, while the redder hues indicate older, cooler stars are present in the surrounding regions.
