The galaxy presents as a moderately bright object, with a centrally concentrated light profile, appearing smooth and elliptical in shape. It is elongated, approximately three times longer than it is wide. The primary color is a relatively uniform pale yellow, with a faint suggestion of bluer regions on one end. This may indicate some ongoing low-level star formation activity, albeit not substantial. No distinct spiral arm structures or other complex morphological features are discernible. The galaxy displays no obvious signs of significant tidal disturbances or major interactions with other galaxies, although there appears to be an adjacent small object in the immediate vicinity. The galaxy is likely a relatively massive object with a moderate star formation rate.
