The galaxy appears as a single, concentrated body of light with a roughly circular shape. The light is mostly smooth and lacks significant internal structure such as spiral arms or a prominent bar. The color appears somewhat blue toward its central region, with a subtle shift towards red at the edges, possibly indicating a population of older stars at the galaxy's periphery or dust obscuration. There is a hint of minor disturbance in the surrounding area. The shape of the galaxy's light is close to round, but perhaps slightly elliptical. The light is not uniform throughout, with a brighter core that fades gradually towards the outer regions. There is a noticeable red patch to the side of the main galaxy. The patch appears connected to the main galaxy.
