The galaxy presents as a singular, largely smooth, and centrally concentrated object. It appears approximately circular in shape. The primary light emission emanates from a bright, centrally located core region exhibiting a notable blue hue. This blue color might indicate recent star formation activity within the galactic nucleus. Diffuse, yellowish light surrounds the central core, extending outwards. This likely represents an older stellar population. There is some slight asymmetry, and the very faintest indications of what might be tidal features or other gravitational disturbance are visible. 
