The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth object, with a central bulge that is elongated along a major axis. The ellipticity is notable. A slight color gradient is observed, where the central regions appear more yellow-orange. Extending outward from the center, the color shifts towards a bluer hue. It appears to have a disk-like component, though its shape and extent are not well-defined. The outer regions display a more diffuse and fainter light distribution compared to the brighter core. There is no evidence of strong spiral arm structures. The overall morphology suggests an intermediate-type galaxy, possibly between an elliptical and a spiral, with a slight disk, or a lenticular galaxy. There might be some minor disturbance occurring, but without more detailed data or higher resolution it is hard to be sure. The galaxy shows no obvious signs of major interaction with other galaxies.
