The galaxy presents as a single, relatively smooth object with a concentrated central bulge. The color is predominantly yellowish-orange, suggesting an older stellar population. The galaxy is nearly circular and well-defined. There is a slight color gradient noticeable, with the core appearing more intensely yellow, possibly indicating a higher concentration of older stars in the nucleus. There is a very slight extension of blue light on one side of the core. This could indicate the presence of star formation along that edge, however, it could simply be an artifact. No distinct spiral arms or bar structures are visible. Overall, it is a regular galaxy, likely elliptical or lenticular in nature, with no obvious signs of major interactions or disturbances. The object appears relatively isolated in the observed field.
