The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth, centrally concentrated object. Its morphology appears predominantly elliptical, with a high degree of roundness in its overall shape, deviating only slightly from a perfectly circular form. The galaxy's color profile suggests a stellar population dominated by older stars, with a subtle bluer hue toward the outer edges which may indicate pockets of recent star formation. There is no discernible evidence of spiral arm structure or a prominent central bulge. The light distribution decreases smoothly from the center outwards. I see no visual indication of any major merger events. The overall impression is that of a galaxy nearing the end of its active star-forming lifecycle, evolving toward a redder and more quiescent state.
