The galaxy presents as a single, moderately bright object. It has a generally smooth appearance with some irregular features, possibly suggesting disturbances or ongoing interactions. The morphology is somewhat elliptical but deviates from a perfect ellipse, displaying a degree of elongation. The central region shows a strong concentration of light, while the outer regions appear more diffuse. The color profile transitions from a yellow/orange core to a more red/orange hue in the extended regions, indicating a diverse stellar population. There are two other objects visible in the vicinity of the main galactic body, but they are significantly dimmer and appear less structured; they might be satellites or remnants of a merger event. Overall, the galaxy seems to be in a dynamic state, potentially influenced by past or ongoing gravitational interactions.
