The galaxy presents as a somewhat elliptical object with a defined, brighter core region. A faint disk-like structure extends from the central region, displaying a general reddish-yellow hue. There is evidence of some internal structure or irregularities within the galaxy. The overall morphology does not suggest a grand spiral design, nor a perfectly smooth elliptical shape. It seems to be undergoing some sort of disturbance. The distribution of light appears uneven, with patches of brighter regions. This might suggest the presence of localized star formation or a merging event. The fainter outer regions indicate a possible extended halo. A faint stream is vaguely visible on one side of the galaxy, hinting at tidal interactions.
