The galaxy presents as a single, concentrated body of light. Its morphology appears largely smooth, with no obvious spiral arm structures or irregular features. The light distribution is centrally concentrated, suggesting a high degree of radial symmetry, possibly elliptical. There's a slight elongation, with an approximately oblate shape, but it's close to circular. The color is primarily yellow, which suggests an older stellar population dominating the galaxy's light output, consistent with a quiescent star formation rate. There might be a minor disturbance or a faint tidal feature along its periphery, but it is not clearly visible. The galaxy exhibits no obvious signs of a recent or ongoing major merger event.