The galaxy presents as a single, concentrated body with a predominantly smooth texture. The shape is slightly elliptical, departing subtly from a perfect circular form. The central region exhibits a strong concentration of light, appearing significantly brighter compared to the outer edges. The color is generally yellowish, hinting at an older stellar population within. There are some faint reddish hues present on the edge of the galaxy, which could indicate areas of some star formation or dust. There is no apparent disk structure or spiral arms visible; neither is there any obvious signs of tidal tails or major distortions that would suggest a recent or ongoing merger event. There may be some minor disturbances around the galaxy's edge, but these appear to be very small in magnitude. Overall, this object is consistent with an elliptical galaxy classification.
