The galaxy presents a predominantly smooth, elliptical morphology. It appears largely featureless, lacking prominent spiral arms or a distinct disk structure. The central region exhibits a high concentration of light, indicating a prominent galactic bulge. The color is generally yellowish-orange, suggesting a population of older stars with relatively low ongoing star formation. There is a slight gradient in color and luminosity from the core to the outer regions, with the core appearing brighter and more yellow, and the outer edges of the galaxy seeming to fade away without a sharp boundary. There is no evidence of any active galactic nuclei or significant dust lanes within the galaxy's visible structure, but a slight blue hue at the very edges of the galaxy suggests some ongoing star formation. There are no apparent signs of recent major merger events or tidal disturbances, although a weak asymmetry may indicate a minor gravitational interaction. Overall, the galaxy appears to be a relatively quiescent, evolved system, indicative of an elliptical type galaxy at a moderate redshift.
