The galaxy presents as a system of two interacting galaxies, both exhibiting a generally smooth morphology. The larger galaxy appears to be an oblate spheroid, with an axial ratio suggesting an intermediate ellipticity, and the overall color index indicates it is composed of primarily older stars. There is a hint of a disk, but it is relatively small and difficult to make out clearly. There is a smaller, less massive galaxy located nearby, which is also likely an elliptical galaxy. The overall color index indicates it is also composed of primarily older stars. The two galaxies appear to be experiencing a minor interaction, with some disturbance to their overall shape. No major tidal features are readily apparent. Given their overall smooth appearance and colors, the star formation rate in both galaxies is probably low, but higher in the disk of the larger galaxy.
