The galaxy presents a generally elliptical morphology with a smooth appearance. It is of intermediate roundness, displaying neither a perfectly circular nor highly elongated shape. The central region is highly luminous, exhibiting a bright yellow-white core. A diffuse, fainter halo surrounds the core, extending outwards in an asymmetrical pattern. The color distribution suggests a presence of older stellar populations dominating the core, with a possible subtle hint of bluer, younger stars towards the outer edges of the halo. There is a region that is slightly more luminous within the halo that might indicate a minor tidal disruption event or some other disturbance. Overall, the galaxy does not exhibit any prominent spiral arm structure or strong signs of active star formation in this image, but may have had more activity in the past due to the blue tinge within its halo.
