The galaxy appears as a moderately sized, centrally concentrated object. Its overall morphology is smooth. The light distribution suggests a relatively uniform structure, potentially elliptical. I see a slight elongation, but the overall shape is close to circular. There is evidence of a potential minor disturbance event. There's a hint of asymmetry in the galaxy's outer regions, possibly indicating a weak tidal interaction or merger remnant. The galaxy exhibits a blue-shifted color profile in the central core, which might be due to a higher abundance of young, hot stars. The outer halo is significantly redder, indicating an older stellar population or dust extinction. No prominent spiral arms or bar structures are visible, suggesting a lack of significant ongoing star formation. The galaxy does not appear to be undergoing a major merger.
