The galaxy presents a generally smooth morphology with a concentrated central region. While the light is largely uniform, there's some indication of irregularity in the overall shape. The central region exhibits the highest luminosity, gradually decreasing towards the outer edges, with the brightest region being slightly offset from the geometric center. There is a suggestion of a slight disturbance or asymmetry, with possible faint tidal features extending from the central region. Overall, the galaxy does not appear to be a clear spiral or elliptical, perhaps an intermediate stage or dwarf galaxy. The light profile is generally consistent across the galaxy, with a smooth transition from the core to the halo, but with some faint, irregular features extending from its perimeter.
