The galaxy presents a predominantly smooth morphology, with a high degree of central concentration indicated by a bright, elliptical nucleus. The light distribution falls off smoothly from the center, suggesting an absence of prominent spiral arms or distinct features. The object exhibits a yellow-white color, which could indicate an older stellar population and/or a lack of significant ongoing star formation. The isophotes appear moderately elliptical, with a slight deviation from a perfectly circular shape. There is a subtle hint of bluer light in the outer regions of the galaxy, potentially suggesting the presence of younger stars, although it is not extensive. The general appearance indicates a likely classification as an elliptical galaxy. There may be subtle signs of gravitational interaction visible as faint plumes or tidal features, possibly indicating a minor disturbance of the galaxy's structure.
