The galaxy presents as a relatively compact object. Its overall color suggests an evolved stellar population with a dominant reddish hue. There appear to be distinct but poorly resolved regions, with a brighter central concentration that could be the galactic bulge. The structure appears largely smooth, though very faint hints of extended, diffuse structures may be present. I do observe what appears to be a merger or interaction occurring. There appears to be a redder core with several bulges of light around it, seemingly in the process of merging. There are no clear indications of spiral arms or strong dust lanes. The image indicates that the galaxy is relatively round. The low presence of blue color suggests that the star formation rate is low. Based on these characteristics, the galaxy likely belongs to a relatively massive population of early-type galaxies at a cosmological distance.
