The galaxy appears as a single, relatively smooth object with a concentrated central region. The morphology is primarily elliptical with a round shape. There is a slight deviation from a perfect sphere but nothing noticeable. The galaxy has a red-shifted profile. The central region shows a yellow-white hue, suggesting an older stellar population and less active star formation in the core. The color profile becomes slightly redder outwards, possibly due to an increase in older stars and dust absorption in the outer regions, or it could be because of the color bands. There is no distinctive spiral arm structure or bar visible. There is a faint halo or envelope surrounding the main body of the galaxy. There is a faint hint of bluer light in some localized regions, indicating that there could be some very minor presence of young star clusters in the outer parts of the galaxy. Overall, it presents as an early-type galaxy with an elliptical morphology and a centrally concentrated structure.
