The galaxy presents a largely smooth and featureless morphology. Its overall shape is elliptical, appearing mostly round with a very slight deviation towards a cigar shape. The galaxy's light distribution is highly concentrated towards the center, gradually fading towards the outer edges, indicating an older stellar population. A second, smaller and dimmer object is visible, located close to the galaxy. This object is of similar color and could be a companion galaxy, a tidal dwarf galaxy or simply a background object. There are no prominent spiral arms or a distinct disk component that are discernible. The galaxy's color is predominantly yellow, suggesting a population dominated by older, cooler stars and a lack of significant ongoing star formation. There may be a faint tidal stream of stars visible near the primary galaxy, indicating some previous interaction or disturbance, though this is difficult to confirm from the image alone.
