The galaxy presents as a single, relatively smooth object, with a noticeable central bulge. Its overall shape appears close to circular. The core region exhibits a strong concentration of light, appearing yellowish, suggesting a population of older stars. Moving outward from the core, the galaxy's color transitions slightly towards green-blue, possibly indicating the presence of younger stellar populations or regions of on-going star formation. However, these outer regions are much fainter and less defined than the core. There are indications of a very faint disk structure with no signs of spiral arms or bar, and no signs of a major merger or strong tidal disturbances. A minor disturbance can not be ruled out. The galaxy exhibits a red shift which indicates that it is a distant object. Overall, the morphology points towards a relatively evolved system, though not necessarily a fully quiescent one.
