The galaxy presents as a centrally concentrated object, exhibiting a relatively smooth, elliptical morphology. Its core region is dominated by light in the yellow-orange part of the spectrum, suggesting an older stellar population. The galaxy transitions outward from this central region into a less concentrated halo or envelope. There appear to be subtle, faint features suggesting a disk-like structure; however, the smoothness indicates that this is not strongly pronounced. There are some faint blue features, indicating possible localized star formation. The galaxy's overall appearance is predominantly smooth and undisturbed, hinting at a relatively stable system.