spi flash (N25Q) blocks read command
The flash chip is an SPI slave, which means that it depends on you, the master, to provide ALL clock pulses, even when reading from the chip.  You seem to have stopped your SPI clock after sending the read command and address.  That big delay before the 10 bytes of clocking (I'm assuming you wanted to read 10 bytes) shouldn't really matter though because you didn't release the enable line, but you don't really want to have that big gap there.

The other thing is that freshly-erased flash contains all 0xFF (high bits).  If you erase some of the chip then attempt to read it, the MISO pin will remain high because it's sending you lots of 0xFF bytes.

Try erasing a sector, writing a test-string to it and then attempting to read it back.