The galaxy presents as an elongated, spindle-shaped structure. Its color gradient suggests a relatively smooth transition from a bright, concentrated yellowish core region outwards to fainter, bluish edges. The overall morphology is suggestive of an elliptical galaxy viewed edge-on. There is no distinct spiral arm structure visible. The galaxy appears largely undisturbed, with no obvious signs of major mergers or tidal disruptions, although the asymmetry in the outer regions could indicate a minor interaction. Star formation appears to be largely concentrated to the core of the galaxy, based on the relatively brighter yellow color present there, with older stars concentrated there. The bluer edge may be more recent star formation.
