The galaxy appears as a relatively compact object. It has an elliptical morphology, with an apparent flattening. A bright central region is visible, possibly indicative of a galactic bulge or an active galactic nucleus. The light is most intense in the center. 

The galaxy exhibits a slight color gradient, with the central region appearing bluer. This suggests the presence of a younger stellar population, or more active star formation within the central regions. Moving outward from the central region, the color transitions to redder hues. 

There are potential distortions or features in the outer edges of the galaxy, these may be tidal tails, plumes, or other signs of a recent or ongoing interaction. Alternatively, these features may be artifacts.
