The galaxy presents as a generally smooth, rounded structure, with minimal discernible features. Its light profile appears quite concentrated and centrally bright. The galaxy exhibits a color gradient across its body, transitioning from a bluer hue near the core to a redder, yellower tinge toward its outer regions. This suggests that the outer areas of the galaxy may be host to an older stellar population compared to the center. There is no obvious sign of a spiral structure or active star formation within this galaxy. I observed no apparent tidal tails, streams, or other signs of recent or ongoing interactions with another galaxy. It appears to be isolated, without close companions that would cause gravitational disturbances.
