The galaxy presents as a single, concentrated light source with a smooth, somewhat elliptical morphology. The light is primarily yellow, indicating an older stellar population dominated by redder stars. There is a slight color gradient visible, with the core appearing more intensely yellow than the surrounding halo. The outer regions of the galaxy fade gradually into the background, suggesting a lack of distinct boundaries. No spiral arms or other significant features are discernible, indicating a lack of recent major merging activity or strong star formation. There are no prominent dust lanes or areas of intense blue star formation observed. The apparent roundness of the galaxy suggests it is being viewed close to face-on, though some ellipticity is present. Overall, the galaxy appears to be a relatively evolved, quiescent system.
