The galaxy presents a predominantly smooth morphology, with a relatively round appearance. A central, bright, yellowish core dominates the visual structure, suggesting a concentration of older stars. There is a subtle, diffuse extension of bluer light surrounding the core, possibly indicating ongoing, low-level star formation within a disk-like structure. No prominent spiral arms or strong irregularities are evident, suggesting a classification towards the elliptical or lenticular type of galaxies. Faint wisps may indicate minor tidal disturbances, though the overall structure remains largely undisturbed. 
