The galaxy presents as a roughly elliptical, concentrated source of light. Its core is a bright, intense yellow, suggesting a population of older stars. This central region appears nearly spherical. The galaxy gradually fades outwards from the center, displaying a smoother texture and a color gradient that shifts towards redder hues, perhaps indicating a lower density of younger, bluer stars in its outer regions. The overall symmetry of the galaxy is largely undisturbed. There are no apparent signs of tidal tails or ongoing mergers. The galaxy appears relatively quiescent and evolved, characteristic of an elliptical morphology.
