The galaxy presents as a somewhat smooth, disk-like structure. Its overall color profile suggests it's dominated by older stellar populations. The central region appears brighter and more yellow in color, indicative of a significant population of evolved stars and potentially a galactic bulge. Fainter and bluer colors on the outskirts indicates the potential presence of pockets of recent star formation. There is no apparent sign of tidal tails, or major morphological disturbances, but some minor asymmetry could be present within the disk structure. The galaxy has a defined elliptical shape, with a significant difference between its major and minor axes.
