The galaxy presents as a single, mostly uniform object with a concentrated central region. It appears elliptical in shape, exhibiting high degree of radial symmetry with no distinct spiral arm structures visible. The galaxy's light is predominantly yellowish-white, suggesting a stellar population that is relatively old and evolved. There is a slight color gradient, with the core appearing more yellow and the outer regions trending towards white. The smooth light distribution implies minimal recent star formation. There is no evidence of strong tidal interactions or morphological disturbances.
