The galaxy presents as a luminous, centrally concentrated object with a generally smooth morphology. Its color appears yellowish-white, suggesting a dominant stellar population of older, less massive stars. There may be a faint disk, but the smooth light profile makes it difficult to definitively classify as a spiral galaxy. There are no obvious spiral arms, dust lanes, or star-forming regions visible, supporting a classification as either an elliptical or lenticular galaxy. A slight elongation is detectable, it is more rounded than cigar shaped. It is difficult to assess the presence of any minor tidal disturbances or merger activity, and it may be interacting with a smaller object located in the upper portion of the image. The galaxy is relatively bright. Based on the lack of distinct features, I think it is safe to say this galaxy is old, large, and relatively quiescent.
