The galaxy presents as a fairly compact object. Its morphology appears to be primarily smooth and elliptical in nature with a roughly circular appearance. The central region is the brightest portion of the galaxy, with the light intensity decreasing towards the outer edges. The colour profile suggests a moderate population of older stars, with a yellow/white hue dominating the galaxy's overall colour. There is a subtle indication of asymmetry or a minor disturbance present in the galaxy's structure, perhaps a slight warping of the shape that suggests a possible gravitational interaction with another object or past minor merger event. There is no obvious presence of spiral arms, distinct dust lanes, or a prominent, actively star-forming disk component.
