The galaxy appears as a centrally concentrated object with a smooth morphology. Its overall shape is elongated, displaying an axial ratio that suggests it is not viewed face-on, but rather at a significant inclination. There is little to no visible structure, such as spiral arms or a prominent bar. The light distribution is relatively even, with a gradual decrease in surface brightness from the center outwards. The galaxy’s color is moderately blue, which may indicate the presence of a population of young, hot stars, suggesting ongoing or recent star formation, but is less pronounced at the core. I do not observe any signs of tidal tails, close companion galaxies, or significant morphological disturbances indicative of recent major merger activity, though minor disturbances cannot be ruled out.
