The galaxy exhibits a generally smooth morphology, suggesting an elliptical classification, though a subtle disk component cannot be entirely ruled out. It possesses an elongated, cigar-like shape, with a bright, relatively compact core. There is a color gradient across the galaxy; the central region appears to be slightly yellow-green, transitioning to blue hues in the outer regions. No prominent spiral arms or bar structures are immediately apparent. The overall structure suggests that the galaxy is not undergoing a major merger, however there is some minor disturbance in the form of potential tidal debris or asymmetric features. The galaxy demonstrates ongoing star formation activity, indicated by the blue color in the outer disk regions. It is a reasonably massive galaxy.
