The galaxy presents as an elongated structure with a distinct central bulge, characteristic of lenticular galaxies. The major axis is significantly longer than the minor axis, and has a high ellipticity value. There's evidence of a slight blue tinge in the outer regions, particularly on the top left side, possibly indicating regions of recent or ongoing star formation. The central bulge has a yellowish appearance, which likely signifies an older stellar population. There are no clear spiral arm structures visible within the galaxy. The galaxy is relatively smooth in appearance, without strong indications of dust lanes or other prominent features disrupting its overall structure. It may show some faint signs of tidal disturbances, or perhaps a small merging event, but these indications are not particularly strong from this image alone.
