The galaxy appears as a centrally concentrated object with a generally smooth morphology. There is a subtle color gradient, transitioning from a slightly yellower core to bluer outer regions. The galaxy is fairly elliptical in shape, lacking any obvious spiral arm structure or strong disk component. Minor irregularities in the outer edges may indicate minor tidal disturbances or recent accretion events, though the overall structure remains relatively undisturbed. Based on the color and smooth appearance, this galaxy is likely a relatively massive system with a modest rate of star formation, although star formation is still occuring. The effective radius indicates that the galaxy is of intermediate size, neither a dwarf nor a giant elliptical. The light is evenly distributed throughout the galaxy. 
