The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth, elliptical-like structure, although not perfectly spherical. It exhibits a central bulge that appears to be a significant concentration of older stars, indicated by its reddish-orange hue. Surrounding this central bulge, there's a broader, more diffuse halo of light. The light appears to be primarily a yellow-green color, though it's not entirely uniform.

There is no obvious, well-defined spiral arm structure visible, but there may be subtle disk-like features or patchy star-forming regions spread throughout the galaxy. I do not observe any strong signs of a major ongoing merger, tidal tails, or significantly disturbed morphology. The overall appearance suggests that it is a relatively evolved galaxy that is not undergoing extremely active star formation currently. There appears to be a slight disturbance in the roundness.