The galaxy appears to be a relatively smooth elliptical or lenticular type, displaying a largely featureless morphology. It has a concentrated central bulge, the brightest region of the galaxy, which is yellowish in color. The light then fades smoothly out from this central point. There are subtle variations in the color profile across the galaxy, with the outer regions exhibiting slightly bluer hues compared to the central bulge. These bluer areas suggest the presence of younger stellar populations there. There is no sign of distinct spiral arms or a prominent disk structure. The galaxy has a generally rounded appearance, with no strong tidal features or signs of a recent major merger event visible. The slight irregularities observed at its edge suggest that either small accretion events are happening, or there is a chance this is a face-on spiral with low surface brightness arms.
