The galaxy presents as a lenticular-like structure, exhibiting a notable central bulge. The overall shape appears elongated, approximately 2:1. The central region is characterized by a high concentration of light, with a smooth, diffuse halo extending outwards. The light from the galaxy is generally red and yellow, indicating older stellar populations. There are hints of blue light in the outer regions, possibly indicating pockets of star formation. Overall, the galaxy is a smooth and relatively undisturbed system with no obvious spiral arm features, but does show some disturbances. 
